I also don't think Brad is the biggest problem.
I completely agree with the OP. I've been saying this for days, actually.
You're right, kennadog, Miller isn't the biggest problem. However, while not being the "biggest" problem, the saddening truth is....that.....he's indeed still a problem. A pretty big one, matter of fact. He's a veteran, and by crying, whining, and not playing aggresively, he's setting a very pathetic tone for the team.
I don't want anyone responding to me, saying "you're wrong, he's playing hard and with enthusiasm" - like someone did to me yesterday. I think it's fairly noticeable that he's not playing with a grain of interest. It's very disappointing. I'm expecting Brad to be more of a leader on this team with all the experience years under his belt. Remember last game? You won't see a veteran like Brad nearly airball a shot in the clutch like he did. That's embarassing. Get your darn head in the game, Mr. Clutch 52.
The other huge problem the Kings have is the next very obvious one - Beno Udrih. He's obviously not anywhere near a good starting point guard. He's an
average back-up guard at BEST. I'm seeing lots of games from him with numbers such as 10/4, 15/2, etc etc.. Meaning he can't really score consistently, and neither is he any good of a distributor. An obvious argument to his pathetic assist average would be "Kings don't have enough good shooters, and they keep missing his great assists", and that's simply not true. Sacramento DO have a good core of shooters, and Beno is likely just....not.....a good point guard. I think any reasonable person will agree that he shouldn't be starting, and neither does he deserve the generous contract he received.
Miller. Udrih. The 2 biggest problems.
(btw, kenna, that whole post wasn't directed to your one-liner post, sorry about that, just got carried away a little.)
