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Not anymore!
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You said a lot of things... and some of them will NEVER happen! :P
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Great win and great to see Franz making a couple 3's after a long draught.
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https://www.espn.in/nba/insider/insider/story/_/id/39732968/lowe-dangerous-pelicans-milwaukee-shrinking-margin-error
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I shared my doubts on him last seasons, but also my hopes. Still relatively unexperienced as a coach, my hope was that he was going to improve together with the young core. This season, I've liked a lot that he used more fantasy with lineups and in.game choices, while last season we were predictable as hell. There's still a way to go with X's and O's. But the improvement is happening right in front of our eyes, so the extension make sense. I still insist on the need to help him with top assistants (offensive coach, shooting coach?)
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Players also drive hard into the paint with better success when there's proper spacing around.
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I'm actually more worried by the 28% from 3 by Franz. Initially could have been considered a slump, but now is dragging on a little too much. As for the game, not going to beat the same death horse, evident problem is always the same and we've to live with it.
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Exactly, that was more disrespectful to Paul than Meer!
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We also commit a big big number of turnovers for a team with such a high IQ.... I agree that will be a really important learning curve. We still have to enter playoffs so it's possibly too early to discuss that, but our best quality has been defense, and will be hard to improve that a lot in playoffs. Other teams will tighten defense more, and like already commented by other members, our lack of spacing will be even more exposed. We'll need to control turnovers a lot more than we're doing now. Whatever will be the opponent, I predict a difficult time for us. We'll learn for sure, and hopefully management will learn too. I've still the sensation that in the future, we'll remember the deadline 2024 as a missed opportunity.
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And in the meantime, while we always suffer for guard production, Murray has 41 points, and Hawks with a good record since Trae is out...
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I don't like the way we're playing with fire week after week. But I do love the way this team believe that they can win any game at this point. It's not a given in such a young group.
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Well, we were at full health just 24h ago. A lot of time we're just managing players, it's our decision, not bad luck. And for the first time is also working, because we have the depth and the role players ready for the bigger task. We also played a lot of times against teams that were missing key players, so we can't really be mad about that.
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In his situation at the time, I would have asked too probably. And yes, that was the point, he embraced being the 4th option in a great team and has grown a lot into that role, wasn't probably as happy to be whatever option he was in a disfunctional team behind the Vuch&Evan show. That was my regret, being traded at the same deadline, he actually played all of his Magic career in that bad environment. We were unable to maximize his strenghts: when Isaac was still fully healthy, I remember we didn't even tried to use them together at 4&5... when the rest of the league was crazy for GS Death Lineup. He was the only one of the three players traded ready to shine and win. (I actually was really proud of him when Denver won the title) The other two weren't unable to even make better their average teams by any mean. Gordon has been a key piece, a missing link in a great team.
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I honestly don't even know how that DARKO system works, I only know Darko Milicic! :P I've just posted the same graph that was used for Vuch, and even if I agree that Aaron fits perfectly in Denver and that helps, I was sure he had another gear and he wasn't properly used in his time in Orlando. Would have liked to keep him a little more, when the rebuild button was pushed (too late). Was still young and potentially a fit in the new project too.
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I wanted the Vuch-Fournier out a lot before they were traded, but I'm still a little nostalgic about Aaron. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GH6z375W0AAAles?format=jpg&name=medium