Cal is trying to use Bam the way he used Randle, and that's not going to work. Heck, half the time it didn't work with Randle, and he was much more skilled offensively than Bam is.The offense totally breaks down when we try to feed the post.
Cal is trying to use Bam the way he used Randle, and that's not going to work. Heck, half the time it didn't work with Randle, and he was much more skilled offensively than Bam is.The offense totally breaks down when we try to feed the post.
Every scouting report on earth should read that Bam will turn to his left to the middle then spin back to his right and either bull into you or up and under. Almost as predictable as the infamous Randle spin.Bam should get looks, lots of them, but you can;t throw it to him every single time. A lot of times our points are on transition where we can't miss the opprotunity while Bam runs up the court.
We should definitely feed the big guy, but he needs to know when to kick it back out. Think of this, he's been so starved for touches, that all he can think about is going strong to the hoop to get some points. Maybe if we fed it to him months ago, he'd be better at kicking it out.
Once you get that inside/outside game going with a guy like Monk who can get his shot off at will in under .3 seconds? Or to a cutting Briscoe/Fox?
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