We aren't talking players so don't list names
1. Rim defense and rebounding to protect AD?
2. Low post offense and rebounding to to help take pressure off AD around the rim and spread the floor for our offense?
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Low Post Offense
Low Post Defense
We aren't talking players so don't list names
1. Rim defense and rebounding to protect AD?
2. Low post offense and rebounding to to help take pressure off AD around the rim and spread the floor for our offense?
For example
1. a rim defender and rebounding will take the load off of AD being our only rebounder with amino gone and give him a break for the big centers like cousins and drummond.
2. a low post offensive threat WOULD in fact space the floor for our wings instead of allowing defense to just stick their best perimeter defender on tyreke and crowd our 3pt shooters limiting our offense.
Also we were one of the better offensive units and worse defensive units last season, so do you try to just dominate the offensive category or try to build a more level team?
Why there are only low post offense and defense in this poll?
"I don't know if people know — I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
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low post defense isn't some category that includes rim protection and rebounding they are all different
never assume
I think a defensive player is the biggest need down low.
Seems very straight forward to me. Our offense ain't a problem as it once was. We need rebounding and defense. I assume that's all in the purview of low post D, so I'll vote for that.
1. Rim protection
2. P&R defense
3. Low post defense
Any big man that has all three is a max player. If I can only one or two of the attributes, this is how I would prioritize.
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I'm not sure how to say this exactly how i mean but i'll try. I'm not sure the Pelicans prioritize another rim protector considering we did have the chance to keep Noel. I really think they envision Davis as that guy like Ibaka and to have wings that can mitigate dribble drive penetration. I think Monty in particular would prioritize it :
1. Low Post D
2. P & R D
3. Rim protector
I feel this way only because we have a rim protector already, and it's known Monty wants another big body. Also it's known we have pretty much the worst P&R defense i've seen in the league. Now, what we think or what Dell thinks may be a different story. Not saying anyone's wrong, just saying it's how I see Monty wanting it.
Last edited by BallSoHard; 06-17-2014 at 09:45 PM.
Experienced players who understand how to play within a scheme. Now obviously they have to have the physical ability as well but I think experience is key. I think that's why we've been so aggressive going after young vets. Trying to teach a 19 yr old all of this along with it sinking in within a year is a tough demand. Add into the fact that we have our superstar and are "on the clock" and I think it's a prudent strategy.
To add, I think rim defense is mostly innate while the other two are learned skills that some can learn and come can't wrap their head around.
I'll be completely honest. I haven't dug into the film much. I can say his effiency numbers on offense and rebounding look really good. I also like the fact that he joined a vet nets team in order to be apart of something instead of going to a talent devoid team to try and get up more shots and earn his next contract. I think that speaks that he has the desire to be apart of something bigger.
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