[tradetheo]

Originally Posted by Blazer Bert

Blake had 2 assists last night. Telfair had 4 in fewer minutes and Miles had 4. Webster had 3. Telfair would have easily had 8 or more if guys had finished when he set them up. Between our "pass first" and "shoot first" point guards last night, it was Telfair who was constantly looking to set up his teammates, and driving or shooting only when a better shot for a teammate wasn't available.

And I agree, both guards would have better assist numbers if they played with better players.

I can think of 2 plays, the blown laup by kryapa on the bounce pass by telfair and the blown dunk by miles. I just don't get how guys who get paid to play can't play. I mean a layup is a gimme.

[i-dio proof]

Lack of coordination between players killing the team. Mcmillan gotta find a solution. And Miles shoould have been traded along with Theo for sthg cos if this guy thinks he plays basketball than what the hell entire players on the floor are playing? What about vanilla? Everybody loved him playing though D near the basket, but since his return he has not showed anything about D. Hope Nash will find interior players with D abilities and wont throw big money to vanilla.

[Utherhimo]

if nate has his way there will be a few changes ohok many but then agian if allen owns the team he might not have that much of a say.

[Dan]

Originally Posted by yakbladder

But that's exactly her point. It may be his strength, but in order to play to his individual strength, you play against the team concept (or what Nate has defined as the team direction). But I'm sure any coach who doesn't let Telfair play "his way" must be a horrible coach in your eyes.

yah, thast it. Im such a blinded telfair homer, that I'd obviously think that..

dur dur..

anycoach who doesn't play to his players strengths, when it *benefits* the team, isn't good.

It's not like telfairs strengths bog the team down.

I can't help but just roll my eyes since so many people were so freaking eager to bash Damon when he was here for shooting the ball and now everyone wants Telfair to start scoring more and more.

well, see...damon was in whats called his "10th year" in the league..and STILL wasn't a good shooter.

thats at least 1 single reason why. He also wasn't that good at creating offense for the other players, thats another reason.

I'd be interested to know how many people would like to have Stephon Marbury as their primary PG....

not sure why you brought up Marbury, since Telfairs nothing like Marbury. Unless you just want to argue lazy.

[Foulzilla]

Originally Posted by bballchik

I'm sure they knew that he played better in "his" style but that wasn't the team's philosophy going into this season. Nate wanted a different style of play. So it comes down to who wins, does change his entire offense and style for one guy or does one guy have to change for the team? Looks like the one guy might have won.

I disagree that it's only one guys style. As a matter of fact I would say the majority of the team is better suited to a faster paced game. Good coaches should adapt their system to the players.