Hayward came along weeks before any of that went down. Whether it was nerves or how much it had to do with his problems, I don't know but I don't really care. You play well or you don't, period, and Hayward was beyond awful for the first half and became very promising after that. But I KNOW it didn't exclusively have to do with Sloan and Deron.I think it had to do with nerves more than anything else. When the season started, we where expected to be a highly seeded playoff team. As the season went on, Jerry left, Dwill traded, expectations feel and with that so did pressure on the players. Hayward could play more freely and that helped him get comfortable.