First of all why is someone with only 4 posts, make that 5, creating a thread? How arrogent (VF21, add a spell checker on this mofo; warning: possible spelling errors ahead).
Second of all, I really like the idea of keeping the Bonz and creating massive amounts of matchup problems against whoever we play. My main concern is Brad Miller. There were so many games this season when everyone was so all over Brad Miller with his exemplar play. Which by the way didn't go unnoticed by Colengelo and the Extreme Dream Team (go ahead and use it, I'm hoping it will catch on). Brad is the most unique center in the league becasue of his ability to create for other players and to hit the open shot. There is no way we should trade him. Having a 2 dominate the post and a 5 hitting three's makes the Riley's and Jackson's out there wet themselves at night. But my point is that Brad simply broke down through out the season. If you go back and look at the tape, which Mussleman will surely do, Brad's shooting technique got worse and worse through out the season. To the point where he really lost his confidence and became a total liability on the floor in the San Antonio series. I don't know if it was Jerry Reynolds or whoever, but they brought up the point that Brad needs to get in better shape and I think that will make a huge difference in his consistancy next year. So from the all the Kings fans out there I think we should give Brad a little more support, and encouragment to hit the gym hard this offseason. Less time gourging on moose with Ostertag and more time pushing weight. Good Luck Brad.
Second of all, I really like the idea of keeping the Bonz and creating massive amounts of matchup problems against whoever we play. My main concern is Brad Miller. There were so many games this season when everyone was so all over Brad Miller with his exemplar play. Which by the way didn't go unnoticed by Colengelo and the Extreme Dream Team (go ahead and use it, I'm hoping it will catch on). Brad is the most unique center in the league becasue of his ability to create for other players and to hit the open shot. There is no way we should trade him. Having a 2 dominate the post and a 5 hitting three's makes the Riley's and Jackson's out there wet themselves at night. But my point is that Brad simply broke down through out the season. If you go back and look at the tape, which Mussleman will surely do, Brad's shooting technique got worse and worse through out the season. To the point where he really lost his confidence and became a total liability on the floor in the San Antonio series. I don't know if it was Jerry Reynolds or whoever, but they brought up the point that Brad needs to get in better shape and I think that will make a huge difference in his consistancy next year. So from the all the Kings fans out there I think we should give Brad a little more support, and encouragment to hit the gym hard this offseason. Less time gourging on moose with Ostertag and more time pushing weight. Good Luck Brad.
