I’m wondering what our record is when playing on the West Coast. I feel like we are a sub .500 team playing out there. I hate it.
Get used to it for about 2 weeks. Chemistry waivers after adding new pieces, and forcing Zaire on the court is asinine. AND we’re about to add Green. Best thing is Green will take Z’s minutes.
I feel this in my bones
If this team could just make a free throw
Hasn’t been the best stretch but keep the faith
I’m ready to trade anyone other than Ja, Adams, JJJ, BC, Bane, and Tyus
We will never be championship caliber until we 1) learn to make free throws, 2) learn to guard the 3.
Had we made our FTs all of these games, minus the Kings, would’ve been won.
Yep. Why can’t we hit freethrows? Even Bane missed two clutch ones consecutively. It’s definitely not a skill issue, seems more the psychology of execution. When Ja was chunking them early in the game his shot seemed much flatter up through when he was 3-8, then when he went 4-4 on the last ones down the stretch, it was like he woke up, realized they were important, improved his form and knocked them down. Arc looked much better on the last 4. Or maybe I’m over analyzing.
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I’m wondering what our record is when playing on the West Coast. I feel like we are a sub .500 team playing out there. I hate it.
Get used to it for about 2 weeks. Chemistry waivers after adding new pieces, and forcing Zaire on the court is asinine. AND we’re about to add Green. Best thing is Green will take Z’s minutes.
I feel this in my bones
If this team could just make a free throw
Hasn’t been the best stretch but keep the faith
I’m ready to trade anyone other than Ja, Adams, JJJ, BC, Bane, and Tyus
We will never be championship caliber until we 1) learn to make free throws, 2) learn to guard the 3.
Had we made our FTs all of these games, minus the Kings, would’ve been won.
Yep. Why can’t we hit freethrows? Even Bane missed two clutch ones consecutively. It’s definitely not a skill issue, seems more the psychology of execution. When Ja was chunking them early in the game his shot seemed much flatter up through when he was 3-8, then when he went 4-4 on the last ones down the stretch, it was like he woke up, realized they were important, improved his form and knocked them down. Arc looked much better on the last 4. Or maybe I’m over analyzing.