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It seems Adelman WANTS to get fired. He subs Peja although he is on fire AND got some good rest during the timeout, leaves Garcia out when he is throwing bricks, doesn't put Skinner in although we're being outrebounded, don't even give a look at Corliss, just watches LeBron play the same play...

I'm sure. Adelman is TRYING to get fired. There just isn't no other explanation.

Is it just me, or is Adelman just TRYING to get fired? Peja finally heats up, and he takes the guy out! Perhaps he wants to take a sabbatical, but still get paid? I never saw a good coach take out a guy when he is on fire, especially when he got a rest with a timeout!

I'll be a Kings fan even if Peja, Bibby, and Brad all leave the team... as long as Reef is a King. If Reef is gone, that's a totally different situation. :cool:

I don't care what other kind of metrosexual jerseys they wear, as long as they win. :)

I am not knocking on SAR for one or two bad games. I am talking about his season so far in general. Yes, they are solid numbers. But he still isn't playing up to his full potential. The team system might be against his style, but even in his moments, there just isn't the necessary intensity...

Many seem to point their fingers at Peja. True, he didn't do well. But as the team's primary shooting weapon, he is bound to have a few bad nights. The best he can do is have as fewer of those bad night as possible. Considering he just came out of injury, I think he deserves some...

My opinions on the starters Bibby - played well, his 3 points shots just weren't there for him today. Couldn't contain Williams as well as he should have been. Williams is good, but Bibby should have been able to handle him. Wells - Somewhat solid play, but his opponent was THE Wade...

I am not saying Princeton offense is a bad one. I am saying it needs to adjust for the changing time. Besides, who have ever won a championship with Princeton offense in this league? About the power forward and the center passing out in the high post, it is a good way to disrupt the...

I agree about one thing. Reef's ability is being wasted on Adelman's system. Why he sticks by his system even though the two major key components were traded away last year, I would never know. This is a new team, and in need of a new system. I am not saying he should abandon the Princeton...

Well, not to start another What-Is-Shareef's-Natural-Position arguements, but Shareef always has been more of a post player than a face-to-basket type of player. He has been that way ever since he started as a rookie in Vancouver. He only started to play more outside in Portland because the...

Shareef just needs a chance. You cannot judge a player's abiliby based purely on statistics. I have followed Shareef's career all along, and I have a few things I gotta get off my chest. Shareef was cleary a SF while in Vancouver. They had "the Big Country" Bryant Reeves(a moderate player...

Shareef is NOT a weak rebounder. First of all, his career MPG is 37 minutes, and his career rebound average is 8.1. Looks rather small, doesn't it? Well, maybe it's because he played 3 when he first started in Vancouver! Even then, he got around 7 rebounds per game. Shareef started to...

No doubt Kings is now Bibby's team, but as a point guard, he cannot be the first option. The last great PGs(like Gary Payton in his old days, or even Steven Nash) did not score their points by making themselves the first offense. Those who did make themselves the first option, ones like...