I want them to think about the well-being of the players and make an informed risk/reward decision. Of course we could argue all day about whether or not he did exactly that, but to me the perceived risk was not worth the reward of a loss that was likely to happen anyway. Are you telling me that coaches that choose to sit star players for full games, as the Spurs have done in the past, and any team Kawhi has been on, as well as our own team, and many others, do not believe they are giving up a loss and just plain hoping to pull off an upset? These are normal decisions the coach needs to be capable of making throughout the course of a season, and I believe they fully understand when they are setting themselves up, or being set up by things out of their control, such as injury to their best players, for a loss and just hoping for the upset win. I just disagree with his decision to play an obviously hobbled Bojan when he could have given some development time to younger players when it was likely very clear to the organization we were playing for an upset win, and yes I believe they understood very well that, under the circumstances, this was a "schedule loss", and I think they should have handled it differently.