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Lupe wrote: View PostThe problem is he can't finish all games at the 5.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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Lupe wrote: View Post
And even if Jonas had that kind of court vision and handles (which he doesn't), it would take years before Casey trusted him enough to create out of the high post.
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Lupe wrote: View Post
The most frustrating thing is why Casey hasn't ever bothered to draw up a couple plays for the team to run off a JV post-up, to help him gain experience passing to teammates who are actually running plays to get to a certain spot for an open look, or at least to swing it around the perimeter for an open look (circa 2007 Raps).
Even if they only run such a play a couple times a game, it would help with JV's development, help improve on court team chemistry, and give them another option for initiating the offense.
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CalgaryRapsFan wrote: View PostGetting the ball in the post 2-4 times a game, half of which are clear-out plays that the rest of the team take off, is hardly comparable to actually running the offense through the post.
The most frustrating thing is why Casey hasn't ever bothered to draw up a couple plays for the team to run off a JV post-up, to help him gain experience passing to teammates who are actually running plays to get to a certain spot for an open look, or at least to swing it around the perimeter for an open look (circa 2007 Raps).
Even if they only run such a play a couple times a game, it would help with JV's development, help improve on court team chemistry, and give them another option for initiating the offense.
Wouldn't that be something. It could revolutionize the game of basketball north of the US/Canada border.
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CalgaryRapsFan wrote: View PostGetting the ball in the post 2-4 times a game, half of which are clear-out plays that the rest of the team take off, is hardly comparable to actually running the offense through the post.
The most frustrating thing is why Casey hasn't ever bothered to draw up a couple plays for the team to run off a JV post-up, to help him gain experience passing to teammates who are actually running plays to get to a certain spot for an open look, or at least to swing it around the perimeter for an open look (circa 2007 Raps).
Even if they only run such a play a couple times a game, it would help with JV's development, help improve on court team chemistry, and give them another option for initiating the offense.
Which top team is running a significant chunk of their offense through a big that isn't a great passer?
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Lupe wrote: View PostThe reason he doesn't get plays run through him is precisely because he can't do any of those things.
Which top team is running a significant chunk of their offense through a big that isn't a great passer?
we're talking about replacing those boring "stand around and watch JV try to post up" with "have JV try to post up, and also send some appropriate cutters".
You need to take off the hater goggles.
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KHD wrote: View Postmy god dude.
we're talking about replacing those boring "stand around and watch JV try to post up" with "have JV try to post up, and also send some appropriate cutters".
You need to take off the hater goggles.
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Lupe wrote: View PostStop calling me a hater because I don't agree. The name-calling doesn't help. I don't hate JV, I just don't think he's as some of you make him out to be. To me he's a liability on the defensive end except against traditional centers (his post defense is the one aspect of defense he's very good at, but it's also not as important as help and pick and roll defense where he's subpar). And on top of that I don't think he has the all-around game and versatility to run your offense through him.
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Lupe wrote: View PostStop calling me a hater because I don't agree. The name-calling doesn't help. I don't hate JV, I just don't think he's as some of you make him out to be. To me he's a liability on the defensive end except against traditional centers (his post defense is the one aspect of defense he's very good at, but it's also not as important as help and pick and roll defense where he's subpar). And on top of that I don't think he has the all-around game and versatility to run your offense through him.
You're earning a certain label because you relentlessly respond to any positive JV comment with a criticism and another explanation of why they have to trade JV. You do this relentlessly. Over and over and over again."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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S.R. wrote: View PostWe know. You've stated this more than anybody in this thread has stated anything over the past however many pages.
You're earning a certain label because you relentlessly respond to any positive JV comment with a criticism and another explanation of why they have to trade JV. You do this relentlessly. Over and over and over again.
I don't think JV has to go. He has issues, but they're manageable with the right personnel. We don't have that this year. And on top of that, some of the guys who are supposed to be great defensively for us (CoJo, Carroll) have taken a huge step back in that area this year.
I'm just not satisfied with our bottom 10 defense. Our offense largely is fine, more than fine. If Lowry is healthy and focused in the playoffs, it will hum. We don't need any drastic changes to it. JV will likely have some games where he dominates the offensive glass and is a huge factor offensively, but that doesn't mean we need to switch him to be more of an offensive focus.
It's on defense where I'm worried, and yes a big factor in that is JV because centers are meant to anchor your team defensively. Again it's possible to get away with JV not doing that if we have a better option on the bench to sub him out for, but we don't.
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KHD wrote: View Postmy god dude.
we're talking about replacing those boring "stand around and watch JV try to post up" with "have JV try to post up, and also send some appropriate cutters".
You need to take off the hater goggles.
Casey's Job is to try to win games. If having the ball move through Kyle and Demar is allowing him to keep his job, i don't think i blame him.
Look.....Coaches and GM's lose their jobs trying to push certain players into roles. Its nothing new.....Remember Bargnani who Bryan tried to turn into Dirk Nowitzi?
Thanks for your suggestions, but a player's skill set carves out his role. You have no idea what happens behind the scenes. Look at Bebe.....He's known to be a good passer....do you think we run plays for him or does it come natural to him?
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