Murray averaged 11.5 points on 36 percent shooting versus New Orleans, and 15.4 points on 46 percent shooting versus the rest of the league, and that includes an outlier where he 'erupted' for nineteen points. You'd like to see him devote at least part of his offseason to studying how teams like the Pelicans and Rockets were able to take him out of games, and develop a way to counter that.
I think it is a product of both. Practicing with a guard allowed hom to be a better defender. But now homie needs to get stronger with the ball.
That's pretty much the point I was trying to make. I wish I did it better so I didn't get in so much trouble but thanks for clarifying it for me Slim. You a real one
It hasn't gotten you "in trouble" with anybody: you were arguing with people who weren't talking about the same thing that you were. I didn't disagree with your argument, but that's not the statement that you were arguing against.
I’ll just say, as much as you love our Kings and us on the boards, thank you for helping your friend in the time of need.
Which essentially means that the Kings are 1-5 in their last six Game 7s. I think that Doc Rivers might even have a better record than that.
Well again, my bad. In the game thread, I just figured we were discussing the game and it's results. My fault.
This leads to another legitimate criticism of Mike Brown. Brown appears to be a good veteran's coach: I don't know if there's any particular evidence supporting him being a good developmental coach? Considering how Stockton performed this season, I can't help but wonder how big a role Coach Harding played in that last year?
We had never won a winner take all in Sac until the Dubs, I think that included a few game 5s in the old format?Which essentially means that the Kings are 1-5 in their last six Game 7s. I think that Doc Rivers might even have a better record than that.
A lot of the underneath guys were there for that, everyone had an assistant assigned for development. We knew Jordi was going to get poached, I hope we retain Loucks and Barbosa (Doug likely isn't going anywhere). I like Harding in Stockton but she could easily break the gender barrier next year.
Oh, I absolutely agree. The Kings' experience in winner-take-all games over the past two seasons was the only reason I even gave them a 'puncher's chance' tonight. I thought that they would be able to call on that experience and grit one out, but it wasn't to be.
I don't think Christie is really on anyone's radar? I don't know though. I imagine Jackson just saw he had limited growth potential in our org so left as well. I figured Jordi would get poached before Harding I could see Portland going after her.
I was so happy with our win I thought it was more than 3 years…(but when you get to be my age time flys)
She took a team that lost its starting center due to him committing a murder (hard to believe that was this season) and had a complete and total roster makeover (Keon was like the only guy on the team from last season and he was up in Sacramento all season) and took them to the WCF in her first season as a head coach at any level.
In addition to what Testujin offered on her qualifications, there's a reason I called out Portland (in addition to having young moldable talent a step above G-League) because we are women's sports crazy here and the team owner had made it known she wants to be the one to break the gender barrier when they hired Chauncey.
She has more years as an NBA assistant under her belt than DC. Bobby Jackson has interviewed for jobs in the past and hasn’t gotten any of them for whatever reason.
