Jokic: Teams with deeper benches (rotations) advance

Posted about but thank you for the thread.

 

these ai vids are getting better and better. amazing.

 

Ime Udoka doesn't like the bench. Jabari Smith 12 minutes.

DNP-CD to everyone on the bench.

 

So . . .. does Denver lack a bench .. i.e. the people were unplayable
or
The Coach simply did not use them adequately?

Rocket River
Did their coach do well enough to get the permanent gig?

 

It's up to the coach, GM, and staff to DEVELOP a bench. Usually a deep bench contains multiple guys who were not sexy draft picks, high profile trade targets, or big name free agents. They developed their game with sweat and forced their way into the rotation.

Think..
Obi Toppin: 4 ppg, 30% 3-point shooter in 11 min/game starting in NY, defensive liability
As a Pacer: 10.5 ppg, ~40% 3-point shooter in 20 min/game, and able to guard multiple positions

 

Agreed
EVERYONE IN THE NBA HAS ENOUGH TALENT TO BE PRODUCTIVE
They gotta work. They gotta be develop.
I think too many orgs expect kids to come in completed projects
No time for development
Those teams that develope will win

Rocket River

 

Should've taken less money like Brunson did.

 

Brunson got the absolute max he could.

 

I’m glad he said that. Everytime Ime played more than 8 guys we win easy. When you play a deep team, everyone will have fresher legs. That was the coaching mistake Ime made in not using the entire team. I personally thought he should’ve played at least 10 guys.