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Did the NBA send a memo to bron that they won’t be calling a typical 47-14 FT game & that’s why he sat out?
Its so good that we dont need everyone to play great to beat teams. We can afford to have a couple players have off nights as long as someone else steps up. Our roster is pretty deep
Dang man people really underestimate how free throws can give you a quick breather and potentially puts you into rhythm… it’s not a joke when people say steph would average 35+. ive seen this guy start off cold, hit a random shot after a whistle was blown, then just goes off from there. he’d genuinely benefit so much from getting an actual superstar whistle, but i guess they gotta nerf him somehow
When healthy I think rotations should be
Steph, Podz, Wiggins, JK, Draymond
CP3, GPII, Klay, Dario, TJD
If they make it to the playoffs Kerr probably rotates Dario, TJD, and Loon depending on the matchup. I see Kerr leaning more on the vet bigs and using TJD in a Javale-type roll for instant buckets at the rim. I don’t trust CP3 or GPII to stay fully healthy so that’s when Lester and Moody get some run. Is this a championship rotation? Probably not. However, year 4 JK, year 2 Podz/TJD, and a full season of the Klaymaker will be making noise next year. I’d like to add Moody there but unless GPII/Klay are gone it’s hard seeing him back next season. If they can make it past the play-in and knock out an OKC or Twolves I’d consider it a successful season all things considered.
How much of Kerr playing Lamb over JK was due to the fact he had his hands full with JP going off the rails and being forced to prioritize Wiseman? JP was expected to have Kerr’s trust to be able to run the 2nd unit and could not do so without the help of Dray. There was also the push to integrate Wiseman in the first half which seemed to leave less patience for the likes of JK and Moody. JK did an amazing job filling in for Wiggins but still had some bad habits that hadn’t been worked out yet and showed up in the Kings series. While I do disagree decision to not try JK in the Lakers series I can’t completely fault Kerr for not prioritizing his development. Half the roster was a lottery team that had championship aspirations.