Hopefully we can get the offense back on track with Kemba's return. Been a slog lately.
Do you think we've been getting bad shots, or just aren't making our shots?
I think it alternates between the two, but would like to hear some insight from others!
Combination of missing Haywards play making and driving and team's adjusting how they handle Kemba. (or just running into better defending teams hard to tell the difference as the competition has stepped up as well)
Doesn't help we had so many road games.
Yeah. The offense looks stagnant at times, and rather than swinging the ball more they seem to just jack up the first "open" 3 that emerges.
Last year, this team did Jack up a ton of threes early in the clock because the players saw an open three.
Maybe, that has happened this year a few times(I am looking at you Marcus Smart, and your little buddy Carsen Edwards too) but this offense has consistently looked for the drive to finish or to dish out of for the best looks.
The stagnation has come from the ball sticking because a player can't find a line to drive and with two players stuck in corners acting as decoys, it doesn't give that player a ton of options if the big man and other player playing in Stevens' 3 man up top offense stop moving, stop setting screens or are being heavily manned up.
Stevens, IMO, has to stop with the two players in the corners decoy crap and have all his players moving so the ball is always moving.
Yeah, Stevens knows better than I do, but if he doesn't have superstars in that 3 man up top and 2 corner decoy offense playing as the two main ballhandlers, I think he is better off with the current talent to run the sets he runs with one or no corner decoys and movement from everyone with lots of passes and hand offs looking to drive the lane.