SurreyBlue wrote:
Our list couldn’t possible have been rebuild any better. Yes, we might have missed one or two and I might have doubts on some high picks/rookies but SOS has provided a great spread of players, ie. Cripps, Walsh, SPS, Fisher, Dow, Kennedy, Settlefield, O’Brien for instance gives us flexibility in both inside and outside. Not really his fault that Lang, LeBois, Pickett, Garlett have struggled for various reasons, mostly injuries. As you can tell though we have 4 there that can play small forwards. IMHO he couldn’t have done anymore.
What we have done unfortunately onfield with them is very disappointing so far. I don’t see comfort in execution of the game plan and I certainly don’t see manic pressure with or without the ball and they are both with coaching.
Garlett was a long shot, hadn’t been in the system for a couple of years
Le bois, ok we tried there worth a go
Pickett, always injured before and after, long shot
Lang, never that good to begin with and injured before and after coming to us as well
As I said in the list management thread, you can’t get injury plagued players then claim you are super unlucky that they are still always injured when you get them.
Also there is no evidence that LOB, Kennedy or even Setterfield will be any good.
Overall I think our hit rate with high picks has been quite good, just a dismal failure outside of that.
And yes I don’t think what we are trying to do on field suits what we have either. I don’t like the shoehorning of players into unfamiliar positions, or guys being shunted away from preferred positions in the hope of fast tracking young guys.
Some of the above is due to the unbalanced list though. I think SOS has too much power, believes his own BS and thinks he can do whatever he likes without question.