You cannot say that you are dumping him today, and still hope that some good assistant coach will fall into your lap.
Of course Avery is not a bad coach, but you need to find him and convince him before he's coaching a winning team. So was Rick Carlisle. Do you know who's available now? If you don't go for NBA coaches who has a track record, you are simply going for gambles with a very high risk factor. What makes you think that unknown commodity is better than JVG?
Talking about pick and roll, don't you know that's a variation for Yao Ming to get away from double team? He can roll to the weak side, or even play a cutter. Rockets current guard plays don't pose enough threat to draw attentions away from yao ming, but that doesn't mean those are not different play sets.
Critisizing all you want. But be fair and based on facts. Bunch of people say that JVG's schema is too complicated, players have to run it perfectly to be effective; now you and others are saying his plays are too simple, too predictive. I have reiterated again and again and again, it's getting tiring. Triangle or Princeton, none of them are surprising. It's very very very predictive. But if you run well, you will succeed. How hard of a concept is that to grasp? You can not surprise 82 games, you can not surprise in a 7 game playoff series. It's about execution. Not empty talk of changes.
There is no such thing in proactive defense. Alright? Yao Ming plays mainly down low, but he has different moves. If you proactively get ready for his baseline spin, you will have to lean towards his right, he will seal you off and go for the left side, baby hook or dunk. If you close the lane totally for going jump hook, he will lean on you and punk fake, up and down, to get you up, then score and even draw a foul. There are so many post moves he has mastered, it's not even funny. That's why 20 points are just norm for him now. Scoring is not his problem, he doesn't need to step out and shoot for lower procentage jumper. Besides, when he steps out, he does not commend double team, because he doesn't have the drive and faceup ability as TD, KG, and Amare.
Basketball is an interesting game, but it has to be played on the court, not just imagined on paper. It's never about surprise or more tricks, it's about creating mismatches all over the court. Yao Ming's biggest mismatch is in the paint, that's where he's going! Proactively send double team to stop Yao before he gets the ball, is going to have open shots everywhere. Once TMac is back, Rockets gets a shooter. They will launch. Mismatch is written all over the place.
Will that surrpise anone? No, but that will still work. Coz no matter how proactive you are, you are picking your different poison, but you just can avoid.
Of course Avery is not a bad coach, but you need to find him and convince him before he's coaching a winning team. So was Rick Carlisle. Do you know who's available now? If you don't go for NBA coaches who has a track record, you are simply going for gambles with a very high risk factor. What makes you think that unknown commodity is better than JVG?
Talking about pick and roll, don't you know that's a variation for Yao Ming to get away from double team? He can roll to the weak side, or even play a cutter. Rockets current guard plays don't pose enough threat to draw attentions away from yao ming, but that doesn't mean those are not different play sets.
Critisizing all you want. But be fair and based on facts. Bunch of people say that JVG's schema is too complicated, players have to run it perfectly to be effective; now you and others are saying his plays are too simple, too predictive. I have reiterated again and again and again, it's getting tiring. Triangle or Princeton, none of them are surprising. It's very very very predictive. But if you run well, you will succeed. How hard of a concept is that to grasp? You can not surprise 82 games, you can not surprise in a 7 game playoff series. It's about execution. Not empty talk of changes.
There is no such thing in proactive defense. Alright? Yao Ming plays mainly down low, but he has different moves. If you proactively get ready for his baseline spin, you will have to lean towards his right, he will seal you off and go for the left side, baby hook or dunk. If you close the lane totally for going jump hook, he will lean on you and punk fake, up and down, to get you up, then score and even draw a foul. There are so many post moves he has mastered, it's not even funny. That's why 20 points are just norm for him now. Scoring is not his problem, he doesn't need to step out and shoot for lower procentage jumper. Besides, when he steps out, he does not commend double team, because he doesn't have the drive and faceup ability as TD, KG, and Amare.
Basketball is an interesting game, but it has to be played on the court, not just imagined on paper. It's never about surprise or more tricks, it's about creating mismatches all over the court. Yao Ming's biggest mismatch is in the paint, that's where he's going! Proactively send double team to stop Yao before he gets the ball, is going to have open shots everywhere. Once TMac is back, Rockets gets a shooter. They will launch. Mismatch is written all over the place.
Will that surrpise anone? No, but that will still work. Coz no matter how proactive you are, you are picking your different poison, but you just can avoid.
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