Recent content by Telemachus

This is something we agree on. On the Kings, the perfect spot for Monk is coming off the bench as the 6th man. When both Fox and Monk are on the floor, we get taken out of our offense too easily. He would likely work as a starter for Orlando with their lineup. I say that we re-sign Monk in...

One of Keon's biggest strengths on defense is his ability to get through screens. The way he gets through screens is amazing.

It also allows Fox to guard the weaker of the two guards to start the game, which let's him conserve some of his energy.

He was on a two-way and could only play so many games. After the trade deadline, they upgraded his contract so he can play as much as they want.

They've been doing that all game for both teams when calling a foul.

A lot of this goes to our player development. Keon's biggest weakness coming out of college was his ball handling. They had him run the offense all lot last season in Stockton. It has paid big dividends.

I like Metu, but his biggest problem is not understanding his limitations. That is one of the things that separates him from Lyles. Lyles has learned to play within himself, which keeps him from hurting the team when he is on the floor most of the time. If Metu ever figures that out, he will...

I agree. As good as MJ was defensively, the Bulls usually put Pippen on the best offensive player (MJ taking the second best) for the first 3 quarters. MJ would then switch onto them in the fourth quarter. Before someone says it, I'm not comparing Keegan to MJ, just the situation.