Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

[xIndyFan]

Re: Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

I've been worried about the team's level of play for about 6-7 games now. Even during that win streak of 5 games or so, something has just not looked "right". Got no idea what it might be.

I think they are working out 'kinks' in the offense. Or experiments if you like that better. Seeing how much of the offense can be run thru Paul or Lance, getting Luis integrated both offensively and defensively, getting Danny back, fine tuning the defense. Lots of little adjustments that are typical of a young team.

[Pacerized]

Re: Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

Well, yeah, because that person is obviously more qualified to be an NBA coach than Vogel is.

I brought it up because that's exactly what Paul did. He took 6 three point attempts and had 6 free throws.
That and I think it's a great idea, Paul jacked up way too many 3's in the prior game, he needs to drive more.

[BornReady]

Re: Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

I think its funny that alot of you act like the other team doesn't have players as well. When the opponent is missing 3 of their top guys. That means the scrubs get a real opportunity and they get hyped ala Lance. Its never easy to blow teams out when they have extra motivation.

I appreciate this post...but at the same time, how do you feel if their scrubs outperform your players? Delladova and Tristan Thompson make a fraction of what Hill and West make (two of my favorite players) and I thought the former unequivocally outplayed the latter.

[15th parallel]

Re: Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

I appreciate this post...but at the same time, how do you feel if their scrubs outperform your players? Delladova and Tristan Thompson make a fraction of what Hill and West make (two of my favorite players) and I thought the former unequivocally outplayed the latter.

It's not like it's uncommon for that to happen. Those guys just make out most of the opportunities given to them, so there's the motivation. And also, Thompson is a top lottery pick and was a top prospect before so it's not like he's a scrub.

[BornReady]

Re: Postgame thread Cleveland/Indy

It's not like it's uncommon for that to happen. Those guys just make out most of the opportunities given to them, so there's the motivation. And also, Thompson is a top lottery pick and was a top prospect before so it's not like he's a scrub.

Its true - perhaps scrubs isn't an appropriate word, and perhaps I'm a homer, but I feel like West and Hill should be far superior to Thompson and Delladova both individually and in their respective team units. They both just seemed so disengaged in the game that it was surprising to me.