Coatesvillain

I finally got to watch this game earlier today, but the site was down so I couldn't post about it before I left for work. The play of the game (and there was a lot of alley-oops that were amazing but none of them were the best play of the game) was when Willie Green crossed Andre Miller over and drove to the basket for a layup.

Iggy did a respectable job defending Carmelo Anthony, and the Dalembert/Jackson front court allows Jackson to linger around the perimeter where I honestly think he's better suited. When Jackson gets the ball in the post, the ball isn't coming back out, but when he's on the perimeter he's more open to passing the ball.

The rotation was almost perfect in that game, now whenever Kenny Thomas comes back it'll be interesting to see how that works.

I'll still say that Willie Green shouldn't start, he should stay coming off the bench to provide the scoring punch. He won't blow up like this every night, but he's capable of putting up nice numbers in every game and bringing the energy. Once he came on the floor, there was no way the Sixers would lose.

Another note, the best thing I noticed is that Iguodala is becoming a lot more aggressive offensively, I'm hoping he keeps that up.

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