You ever just sit in a dark room and feel like the darkness is the only thing that truly understands you. No fake smiles, no false hope. Just raw bitter silence…
17-0 run, Draymond moving screen, and a technical to blow the game is brutal.
No points scored for 3+ minutes to blow a double-digit lead on your home floor is nasty work.
It’s might be a long season for Steph and co.
Through 2 games Jayson Tatum has made a more concerted effort to diversify where he scores from.
The issue to me is that he isn’t being physical enough in the SMR/Painted areas.
I love the playmaking, but a primary option that’s a 6’10 wing with 1 FTA in 2 games ain’t it.
@bansky yea i think the reads and passes are good but they feel a little too soon on some plays
want to see some plays where he holds his line, plays through the bump, and goes off 2
nobody else on this roster besides maybe pritchard will generate fts, they need it from him
A thing to watch for is how teams that invert matchups with their big on Watson shifts the Cavs offense.
Watson didn’t look as comfortable screening, had 5 tovs, & missed all his 3s.
The floor feels cramped and honestly I think the team looks significantly better with Tyson.
Nobody will believe in the Cavs because of losses like this, and honestly that’s fair.
It’s 1 of 82, but with how last season ended this is a deflating way to open your season.
67-35 in the 2nd half, wilted against backcourt pressure, and gifted Philly freebies turning it over.
Craig Porter Jr has been solid to me.
He’s one of the few guys on this team that high-points the ball on rebounds and secures it with 2 hands.
Seems like a small detail, but on this team it really matters.
The lack of movement in Philly’s offense makes them a lot easier to guard than they should be.
The ball changes side to side maybe once, and it’s a lot of guys staring at each other unsure of how to move off one another.
They have 35 points on 39 shots and have only shot 4 FTs.