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The Athletic: Inside the Mavericks front office, Mark Cuban’s shadow GM…
(06-15-2021, 04:28 PM)mavsluvr Wrote: What was problematic about the Bob-Rick dynamic was not so much a clash between them as a perception by the players that the rigid rotations and decline in playing time for some was being determined by Bob, which was something they didn't understand.


I can tell the players why the rotation tightened! They lost to Sacramento so many times that the team no longer had any leeway for sufficiently resting players and spreading the workload around. They had to win in order to stay out of the play-in tournament. Those players who wanted to keep their playing time should have balled out against the bad teams so as not to create a must win, rotation tightening situation.




(06-15-2021, 04:41 PM)Kammrath Wrote: For sure, RC is a GOOD coach. But I have serious doubts about his fit with Luka, and am 100% convinced KP is not a player he fits with.


Was KP a bad fit when he played well during the bubble? Did he become a bad fit because his level of play declined? Maybe KP would fit better with a coach who could hold his joints in place for him? :-D
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RE: The Athletic: Inside the Mavericks front office, Mark Cuban’s shadow GM… - by fifteenth - 06-15-2021, 04:46 PM

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