I loved his aggressiveness though. He is the most aggressive player on our team now and we need that. And it's not selfish aggression either, which is good. By aggression I just mean that he's 100% decisive and just goes for it. When he has the ball in his hands, he's either going to going to score or make a play for someone else and you can see he has total confidence in what he's doing. Most of the guys on our team take a look at the defense and then just pass it, expecting someone else to do something. They're too reliant on the Adelmen system and it's covering up their indecisiveness because it's doing all the work for them.
He was out of control going to the basket several times, but he did set up some wide open 3s for Lee (which he missed) and played some solid defense. I think the combination of Williams and Lee can be a pretty formidable defensive wing tandem. If the starters hadn't picked up the defensive intensity in the 3rd quarter, T-Will probably would've gotten some minutes in the 2nd half.
I think him riding the pine in the 2nd half had to do more with him being so out of control in the 1st half rather than the starter's defense. It was uncomfortable to watch to be honest because you just knew if he kept it up, that Adelman was going to have to pull him quick.
I didn't see him being so out of control last night. Maybe for only one play where his shot was blocked, but other than that, he looked ok. He, along with Lee kept the game close the whole time they were out there. Lee did a better job of holding Mills than Lowry did. What this is starting to look like to me is the Rockets getting ready to trade him, so they don't play him much. This is the only logical explanation. That bs about not knowing the system is just that, bs. Adelman should get over himself.
