Ron Swanson wrote:Everyone knows that the team defense has to improve, but I'm also not ignoring that a lot of it (especially in transition) is on players just being **** lazy and seemingly not taking the regular season seriously. Griffin probably needs to reem some of these guys out in practice more, but you really shouldn't have to tell a group of this many veteran NBA guys to simply get their asses back on defense. Everyone talks about the "low-hanging fruit" on offense, but if they just clean up the stupid transition stuff, then that easily puts you in the 12-18 range rather than the bottom third of defenses.
Nah, that’s just the 3rd step to ousting a coach from within.
1. Follow coach’s schemes, put forth effort. Realize schemes don’t work.
2. Express concerns to coach that schemes don’t work and things need to change.
3. Coach sticks to guns. Proceed to put forth little effort in protest. Quiet quitting if you will. (Team is so talented that quiet quitting could still win 50 games.)
4. Leak stories to the press about the team being dysfunctional. We’re not blaming the coaching but yeah, it’s the coaching.
5. Call out the coach directly/demand trade/ultimatum.
Proud of the team for already making it to step 4.