Quote from: Getmon on Today at 04:57:59 AM

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on Today at 04:06:00 AM

Wow, the Bucks.
The coaching change really did them dirty, well deserved.
Now they even lose against a Memphis team that "competes" with a 9 man (mostly bench players or even GLeague type players) rotation and has an injury list with 10 players, basically all their stars.

How can you even go from here if you are Milwaukee??
Can it actually happen and they fire Doc Rivers after just a few games? That would be hilarious!!

This is getting out of hand. How on earth did the Bucks lose that game? It is difficult to fault Lillard because they were winning before the appearance of Rivers. Rivers is tasked with the job of making plays good for its players which implies he needs to adapt to what is available and what is lacking.

Despite having lower attempts in the threes, the Grizzlies were still able to produce more in those areas. In total, the Grizzlies have lower field goal attempts, but they converted over half into points.

And why we even think of Lillard geting at fault? This is ridiculous, I mean, Lillard wasn't the only one that struggled in that game. Here are the stats of the other players that has a poor shooting night.

Lopez 5-14
Beasley 3-10...

And it should be the coach because he is the one that calls for the play, he could decide to sit players if they aren't playing as expected.

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And three days from now, River is coaching the Eastern selection in the All-Stars match.

Thanks for letting us know, I'm fading him.