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Re: [Rap Pak] Too strong a bench breeds inconsistency

As with Golden State, having all these outsider
shooters, who just play limited minutes, means they
get on the floor and hoist them up, so as to try and
get hot and stay on the floor for more minutes.

Sam, trying to find a hot hand, can;t get the so
called right combination because they just don;t get
the touches to get in the flow.

Hence experimenting to see who is hot and who is not,
is a rather hit or miss coaching choice, that usually
won;t work.

And when we have two exceptional point guards, who
control the ball a whole lot, again the touches may be
limited for the others, who just don't get the feel
and flow of the game enough to contribute.

And when we just don't have any inside presense,
almost all are hoovering around the three point line
and no body on the off side is close to rebounding,
and it is one and done.

Too many players of the same caliber, and sdame
shooting style, as most think they are three point
shooters, and no body has the muscle or quicks to go
inside. Bosh tries, but eventually, he will be roughed
up and injured if he keeps trying. He's got guts, but
he ain't a goin to last, when other teams are bigger
and stronger inside than us. He will get injured, and
then the RAPTORS will be dead meat or easy meat for
the opposition prey.


--- David <davidjayjordan@...> wrote:

> I say too strong a bench and not a clear cut
> starting five and clear
> cut seven can hurt a team rather than help it. Too
> many players of all
> the same caliber, can cause jealousies and
> discontenment as they are
> too close to playing more. And if not getting enough
> playing time, lose
> confidence with the coach, get grievances with the
> starting five etc.
>
> Clear-cut better starters, and having two or three
> subs is almost
> always a better recipe for success, than having sooo
> many pretty good
> players at the same level.
>
> With this type of problem, maybe Toronto won't jell
> together this year.
> We shall see.
>
>



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I say too strong a bench and not a clear cut starting five and clear cut seven can hurt a team rather than help it. Too many players of all the same caliber,...
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Nov 16, 2007
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As with Golden State, having all these outsider shooters, who just play limited minutes, means they get on the floor and hoist them up, so as to try and get...
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Nov 19, 2007
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The Raptors collapse last night in Dallas, was again a sign of too many outside shooters, and no slashers to the hoop. Bosh, can not take this punishment...
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