RiotPunch wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:sidney lanier wrote:After an electrifying win like this I don’t understand how anyone’s first thought is how much they hate the coach.
It is truly incredible stuff and has really driven me from posting more this season. And I fully acknowledge we have some legit issues but everyone is just so miserable all the time even when good things happen.
If you want rainbows and lollipops, Reddit is a great place for that.
Giannis has been MVP good, Dame Time tonight was **** amazing. Midds, although out tonight, has been stellar. The talent on this team is unlike we've seen.
That does not give the coach a pass. Dame and Giannis heroics continue to bail him out.
Kudos to those that can just be happy with it all, given the ending. I was happy
with the ending. I use this forum as a space for
discourse regarding the big picture for this team that I love. That involves being critical. That's not the same as being miserable. Believe me, I was elated when Dame hit that shot.
And it's the big picture I think you're missing. Constant carping about transactional 60-40 coaching decisions is not intelligent discourse about the future of the team. It's petulant venting about imaginary issues. It's the residuum of confirmation bias for those who want to remind us how right they were about the early-season miscues that are now receding into the past.
An intellectually honest look at the "big picture" would discourse on how far we have come since the early season, and how both coach and team have improved. It would look at trends and project how current improvements can be expected to result in playoff success. It wouldn't posit false dichotomies between coach and team performance but would instead take a unitary view.
That's my lollipop for the day.
"The Bucks in six always. That's for the culture." -- B. Jennings