Originally Posted by San Diego Flyer
I agree no one player could take over the game, or being counted on to close out the game.
But, leaving Josh out of the equation because he only scored dunks when someone decided to pass to him, here is an interesting set of data:
Our 4 starters minus Josh shot 37% from 3 point. Not too shabby.
Inside the arc minus Josh, those same four starters shot 56%. We have a pretty good foundation of shooters to build on with more on the way. But again as you said, no reliable playmaker. Cohill has the look of a playmaker.
More than anything our stats show what a drag on our production our bench was.
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Yeah, and in my mind, that was the mark of the lack of a playmaker. When the defense broke down we've got guys that can shoot. But when the defense was sturdy we just passed the ball around hoping for the defense to make a mistake; no one could force the defense into a mistake. When there wasn't one, we turned the ball over.
