Team is .500 in January and I'm seething.
probably need to check myself.
probably need to check myself.
Rebounding killed us.
And before y'all pile on WCS, look at the boxscore..
Shump.... 1 board
Fox and Buddy.... 2 each
I can keep going, but I won't. This whole team was *** on the boards tonight, just like every night. And it wasn't just Denver's bigs cleaning up misses either. Their guards did work too.
Frustrating weakness that this team needs to address. Bags coming back and a buffer Giles should help, but in the mean time everyone should really step up the effort.
I mean the only way that that would have been an easier board is if the ball was slathered in glue to make it stick to his hands easier
Team is .500 in January and I'm seething.
probably need to check myself.
Rebounding killed us.
And before y'all pile on WCS, look at the boxscore..
Shump.... 1 board
Fox and Buddy.... 2 each
I can keep going, but I won't. This whole team was *** on the boards tonight, just like every night. And it wasn't just Denver's bigs cleaning up misses either. Their guards did work too.
Frustrating weakness that this team needs to address. Bags coming back and a buffer Giles should help, but in the mean time everyone should really step up the effort.
Again, why is WCS switching when Jokic and Murray run one of the best pick and rolls... and Fox is more than capable of sliding up top? Either poor decision making on WCS or bad strategyMost of those offensive boards, Willie was on the perimeter on a switch and the Nuggets would crash hard either to grab the board or slow down the Kings’ transition.
Most of those offensive boards, Willie was on the perimeter on a switch and the Nuggets would crash hard either to grab the board or slow down the Kings’ transition.
Again, why is WCS switching when Jokic and Murray run one of the best pick and rolls... and Fox is more than capable of sliding up top? Either poor decision making on WCS or bad strategy
Rebounding killed us.
And before y'all pile on WCS, look at the boxscore..
Shump.... 1 board
Fox and Buddy.... 2 each
I can keep going, but I won't. This whole team was *** on the boards tonight, just like every night. And it wasn't just Denver's bigs cleaning up misses either. Their guards did work too.
Frustrating weakness that this team needs to address. Bags coming back and a buffer Giles should help, but in the mean time everyone should really step up the effort.
We definitely could have played better, but Denver is a better team and as they say, we lost to a team that should have beat us. Going forward as long as we beat the teams we should be able to beat, because we are better, that's something we've never been able to do in years past.
Fox is tapping Willie on the lower back on switches and points, makes me think it is by design.
I do think Willie is severely overlooked by most fans, but the last few games have to be looked at closely and in context. Is this the guy you want to be plunking down 100 million on with the Kings having space and considering they just drafted someone they look at as a franchise big at 2? I think it might be wise for the Kings to really get a good look at Bagley at center with the starters when he comes back. If the Kings regress then Willies value will be easier to define. As it is right now we're seeing Willie attacking more with the ball and truthfully that's really all he's going to give you at that high post. The problem is, it's not looking like something the Kings can rely on. They might be able to with Bagley since his offensive game is his bread and butter. If the Kings are going to refuse to commit to a pick and roll scheme with Willie he might be more valuable on a difference squad.
And as for the guard debate, if the Kings are going to be small on the wing then that usually means your bigs will feast and at the very least their own numbers will be artificially inflated. We don't usually see that with Willie. It's somewhat startling. This was certainly a game where Willie didn't come up big on the boards and it cost them.
We could so easily be 22-16.
Since it happens so often, I have to think it’s strategy. Coach isn’t one to suffer recurring lapses. Besides, it’s clear they like having a big up top to leak out on the break. They’re gambling on getting the rebound, though, and it’s been biting them recently.Again, why is WCS switching when Jokic and Murray run one of the best pick and rolls... and Fox is more than capable of sliding up top? Either poor decision making on WCS or bad strategy
A reason that we get out rebounded so badly is that sometimes they are so eager to run, their body is 3/4 way leaning to the other side when the shot goes up.
A reason that we get out rebounded so badly is that sometimes they are so eager to run, their body is 3/4 way leaning to the other side when the shot goes up.