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Corbin disrespect Kanter

The Thriller said:
Good!

Kanter has been an absolute disaster lately. Turning the ball over every single time he touches it, poor picks on the perimeter resulting in offensive fouls, and pathetic defense.

It seems to me that if we want to at least somewhat base mins on performance and keep players accountable, everyone here should be praising Corbin.

As much as I hate Corbin I got his back on this one. Enes Fesenko needs to sit down, learn, grow up, and play with at least half a brain.

If Enes isn't going to post up, pass when he gets the ball and doesn't have a shot, set good screens, rebound, or play any semblence of even Boozer matador defense, then what good is he out there on the court? Good for Corbin to play Evans, gobert, And biedrins.

Kanter, learn from it. This is the development process.
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yet jefferson keeps getting minutes?
 
If Kanter is affected by what Corbin is doing right now he is no where near as good as some think. He has had some good games but also games where he has not produced well on either end of the floor. Not only will EK be fine, he will get plenty of minutes this year. Just part of the process of him getting it together.
 
Kanter is a 21 year old big, who was putting up 15 and 7 before Corbin replaced him in starting lineup with Marvin (the same guy he started over Hayward last year). Yes, Kanter has his struggles, but he was not doing that bad for a 21 year old big man. There is absolutely no reason for Marvin to take a minute away from his PT. Deja vu.
 
The deja vu experience around here is when jazzfanzers quote the stats of our center....

"Al Jefferdad is putting up 19 and 9. He's obviously playing pretty awesome...."
 
GVC said:
It means the coach wants him to not play like absolute **** if he wants minutes.
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How did biedrins play in his place?

How did the team play last night when kanter was out?
 
GVC said:
It's strategic to play a guy who either can't or chooses not to box out, pass or defend?
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So play a guy who cannot defend, shoot, dribble, and is not even a little bit of a threat to score and won't be on the team next year and likely will not improve.

Good call
 
GVC said:
It's strategic to play a guy who either can't or chooses not to box out, pass or defend?
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I'm just stirring, GVC..

generically speaking, though, I'm not one inch closer to believing Corbin is an average coach.
 
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