Pendulum swings both ways. When the Kings win, people are quick to proclaim that Fox should win MVP, Monk is secretly a 2x NBA All-Star, and Keegan is Kawhi 2.0. This Kings team is very up and down. If you're expecting a team that competes every night, then you probably don't care too much about the end result. But if you're expecting a serious playoff team, I don't think that's the Kings right now. That's where disappointment sets in.The drama queens love to shout how right they are when the Kings lose. And make up any excuse why the Kings wins didn't really matter all that much.
It was pointed out earlier that we're 7-0 against the top 7 teams in the west, and of our loses, 1-8 came against 3 teams... not sure how that is a good thing. Good teams should probably not go 1-8 against the 3 same teams.
The team is unselfish, but the lack of touches coincides with the lack of minutes. The Kings don't have a consistent rotation. Brown likes to change things up constantly. A lot of his subs don't feel match-up based, instead, it's performance-based. If Kessler misses an open 3pter, he's coming out. If Sasha lets his man beat him backdoor, he's coming out. One night Davion plays 15mins, the next night he gets DNPd. The same is true for the reverse. I've counted two games this year where Sasha plays 0 minutes for an entire first half, but gets random spot minutes in a random 3rd quarter, and Coach Brown expects him to shoot and make all of his 3s. No type of rhythm. No type of warning. Just has to "stay ready."I actually don't think that's true at all.
The Kings are by far the most unselfish team in the NBA, mainly because of how Domas orchestrates the offense. We pass the ball more than everybody and if a guy has it going, Fox and Domas have no problem stepping out of the way and letting them eat while they got the stroke going.
Role players by nature never get a consistent workload. That's true on every single team in the NBA. But we're just far better at spreading the wealth to them than everyone else is. That's probably a bigger problem where Fox/Domas just need to tell guys to get out of their way and go to work.