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Too many peaks and valleys in their game. They work hard, then they want to coast. If the shots aren't falling, and they coast, they get whipped. Looking at Griffen, when they show him, he looks like someone who is kind of "out of touch" with what's happening on the floor. It's like he's searching his mind for an answer, not responding to the situation as it unfolds.Hope this Bucks team can figure out at least by mid-quarter how to play together. They keep having these wins were they are just getting past the other team. I know they said it will take some time to come together. If it's a coaching issue I hope the players tell Griffin hey let us do our thing and you just sit there and pretend you are doing something.
In the NBA, you have to be able to change up on offense and defense on the fly. You need to create favorable match ups, not let the other team dictate them. Alas, we're seeing the other teams creating them, by keeping the Bucks out of the lead.
Watching last night, he is reverting to Lopez pretty much being an outsider. He needs to be in the middle rejecting shots, and forcing changes in shots at the rim. Teams are getting too comfortable at close range because the defense that Griffen wants has Lopez out of position to defend the rim.
Until I see them reel of a string of wins, and dominate a few games, I don't see anything more than an over priced team, with a less than knowledgeable leader as HC. I keep getting stuck on the Stotts thing. When he brought him in, my first thought was he was going to have Stotts lay the law down on defense. Then..... Not a good look.