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Message: [QUOTE="Scott11, post: 3692167, member: 6797"] Buddy, AG and JG3 are all about shot selection. All of them can make open shots. All of them tend to force shots that they shouldn't even think about taking and often early in the shot clock. And all three of them should be held accountable for that by the staff but usually are not. One of the biggest reasons we won last night was because Buddy and Girard took good shots and AG was taken out when he chucked. As i said on the game thread I fear AG is more concerned about scoring than winning and also think the other 2 are not immune to the issue of wanting to get theirs. Marek looks scared to shoot and rebound aggressively. I wonder if that is as a result of the injury. In two of the last three games he has turned down dunk opportunities. Jesse was a revelation last night. As overwhelmed as he was last year, you could at least see that he can catch a ball and lay it in, which is something we have not been able to take for granted from our big men for the last few years. His free throw stroke is solid. He has an idea what to do with the ball. What makes him intriguing to me is his length, although on a couple of occasions he was late getting to the shooter in the middle and his length could not make up for it. I think that issue will improve with experience. Quincy is getting it done. I actually think he should look for his shot more. I think teams are going to give him more attention which will allow him to pass the ball to open shooters. You can see how much work he has put into his game, in particular his shot and footwork, particularly in the low post. Dropping 18 on only 10 shots is impressive. Miami had no answer for him. I have no clue why Braswell was buried last night, especially after JB went out of his way to note he passed Woody in the rotation. Kadary was great last night. His defense, handle and distribution are so much better than anyone else on the roster that I'd submit he should be the early first sub for whichever of the Buddy/AG/JG trio is playing poorly. Ironically all three of those players are better when Kadary is on the floor to set them up. I think some on this board get a little carried away about Kadary, he still is young and needs to work on his shot. He will make mistakes. But his skillsets on this team are unique and undeniable. He is their best defender and passer and needs to be on the court 20-25 minutes at a minimum. [/QUOTE]

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