Even when I'm up and down on CBS, I don't miss out on saying how great he has been doing with the rotations since a few games before Green was traded. He stopped forcing it by playing every active player. For the most part (even when we lose), he has been much better.
He has been more vocal on the side too... I never paid attention to him as much as I am now but he seems to be more vocal and interactive since the RR trade. That's not a knock on RR, I'm just glad he isn't just letting the kids go out there and do what they want, it looks like he is coaching more. He always paced the sideline but I can hear him a LOT recently and I see the players look to him much more. He seems happier of late, even when we lose. He looked like someone shot his dog for a while before the RR trade... he seemed so stressed. Not lately. I guess it's easier to swallow losses when you have less talent and younger players.