tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
If we didnt have Deng we would of loss by 40 pts last night
So many guys with no idea of how to play team defense.
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If we didnt have Deng we would of loss by 40 pts last night
So many guys with no idea of how to play team defense.
Hindsight being 20/20 I would have gone with Drummond and Oladipo the past 2 drafts. I'm sure there are other guys that have been surprises, but both of those are picks that could have been made. Hopefully I'm wrong and Waiters, Bennett, and Mike Brown pan out for the Cavs. It seems like Mike Brown only has 3 players on the roster that he trusts right now and Kyrie isn't one of them.
So is Bennett a short 4 or a fat 3?
I really have to question Chris Grant's overall philosophy. For years this team has been stockpiling assets to give them flexibility, and then they get stuck taking three picks in the worst draft in recent memory. It just doesn't make any sense at all - there had to be some trade option that was better than staying pat.
In the post-Lebron era, the Cavs have had six picks in the first round, and have ended up with:
1. Kyrie Irving - a bonafide superstar
2. Tristan Thompson - an undersized power forward with limited skills on both offense and defense; now likely a bench player with the addition of Bennett
3. Dion Waiters - a shooting guard who can't shoot, and won't play defense; much better suited as a sixth-man
4. Tyler Zeller - a back-up center, and not a very good one at that
5. Anthony Bennett - a classic tweener who's already trying to eat himself out of the league (reportedly weighs 260+)
6. Sergey Karasev - a tweener and a project
So in three drafts, the Cavs still haven't obtained a starting 3, a starting 5, or a legitimate perimeter shooter.
Actually, the Cavs are even worse than I'd thought they'd be.Wow, the ultimate in Cleveland woe is me fan attitude.
As Deng recently told one close friend, “the stuff going on in practice would never be tolerated by the coaching staff or the front office back in Chicago. It's a mess."
Deng was brought in to help clean it up when he arrived in a deal for Andrew Bynum on Jan. 7. But since then, he's seen players get thrown out of practice, take off their uniform tops at halftime and threaten not to play, mouth off to Brown and generally act like spoiled brats. Entering Saturday's game at Houston, the Cavs had lost seven of their last 11 games since the Deng trade.
There is no accountability, as Dion Waiters found out when he was kicked out of practice last week but still got his usual minutes against the Knicks. Brown isn't getting much help from GM Chris Grant, who is expected to be fired at season's end because of the losing and problems in the locker room.
I'm surprised noone has posted this here yet.
Time to burn it down and start from scratch. It sounds like the locker room is a cancer. No way Chris Grant lasts more than a week after the end of the season.
I'm surprised noone has posted this here yet. http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on-basketball/24427061/report-the-cavaliers-are-a-flaming-mess
now of course tsteel316 is going to come in and tell us we're all just a buncha whiners and that Waters is awesome, Grant will be keeping his job because he's done an outstanding job, and how Deng said publicly everything is great....
Cavs continuing the tradition of [Mark May]ty drafting and [Mark May]ty teams that Cleveland is known for