After listening to Christie's analysis today I called up their show and underscored and articulated some of the points Christie made.
First, the Kings are in a transition from a team that runs and guns and jacks up shots to a team that actually knows how to play the game - screen, cut, pass, etc. Transitions tend to be painful. Undoubtedly, there are some Kings who are looking at last year's "success" and rebelling against the process of learning how to play basketball. They probably think they had success and all the have to do is more of the same. The problem with this line of thinking is that they won't be able to have sustainable playoff basketball success until they learn how to play basketball. Christie agreed with this point and said that's why so many players change teams - they rebel against learning how to play the game, thinking they already know. I said the Kings are just going to have to suck it up during this transition period and learn how to play the game. Christie, agreed and said, "No pain, no gain."
Is Walton the right coach for this, what's your feeling
Is Walton the right coach for this, what's your feeling
After listening to Christie's analysis today I called up their show and underscored and articulated some of the points Christie made.
First, the Kings are in a transition from a team that runs and guns and jacks up shots to a team that actually knows how to play the game - screen, cut, pass, etc. Transitions tend to be painful. Undoubtedly, there are some Kings who are looking at last year's "success" and rebelling against the process of learning how to play basketball. They probably think they had success and all the have to do is more of the same. The problem with this line of thinking is that they won't be able to have sustainable playoff basketball success until they learn how to play basketball. Christie agreed with this point and said that's why so many players change teams - they rebel against learning how to play the game, thinking they already know. I said the Kings are just going to have to suck it up during this transition period and learn how to play the game. Christie, agreed and said, "No pain, no gain."
Where did you get this thought process from? There is zero evidence Walton has ever been a teacher of X's and O's. Whether or not we thought it was the best system, Joerger had a track record of playing in a strict system and tweaking that system based on his players. Magic complained that Walton had no system. Saying that the Kings are transitioning from a free for all system to a real X's and O's type system is nothing but a fantasy. If anything it's the complete opposite.
After listening to Christie's analysis today I called up their show and underscored and articulated some of the points Christie made.
First, the Kings are in a transition from a team that runs and guns and jacks up shots to a team that actually knows how to play the game - screen, cut, pass, etc. Transitions tend to be painful. Undoubtedly, there are some Kings who are looking at last year's "success" and rebelling against the process of learning how to play basketball. They probably think they had success and all the have to do is more of the same. The problem with this line of thinking is that they won't be able to have sustainable playoff basketball success until they learn how to play basketball. Christie agreed with this point and said that's why so many players change teams - they rebel against learning how to play the game, thinking they already know. I said the Kings are just going to have to suck it up during this transition period and learn how to play the game. Christie, agreed and said, "No pain, no gain."
Where did you get this thought process from? There is zero evidence Walton has ever been a teacher of X's and O's. Whether or not we thought it was the best system, Joerger had a track record of playing in a strict system and tweaking that system based on his players. Magic complained that Walton had no system. Saying that the Kings are transitioning from a free for all system to a real X's and O's type system is nothing but a fantasy. If anything it's the complete opposite.
Yeah, I’m officially ready to rush Giles back. Screw the future. We need a shot of hope to save the season.
Yeah, I’m officially ready to rush Giles back. Screw the future. We need a shot of hope to save the season.
Today I had the most disappointing look to tankathon ever. I didn’t think I would need to look this year.