The above image is a Tweet from @MoGotti2 aka Mo Williams, with a very fair assessment of his 3-17 shooting performance, in a game that we could look at as a nightmare vision of the 2010-11 season, if the doomsday scenario takes place, i.e. LeBron walks.
Do you think Bron thought, “Huh, maybe this team isn’t a whole lot better than the Knicks are without me” while watching from the sidelines?
Overall, a similar story to last night - and, really, the entire regular season - when Andy, Delonte, and Moon are on the floor the Cavs cut deficits and increase leads. When they’re not, well, the opposite happens.
Minus that LeBron guy.
This was also, I thought, another example of Coldstone’s most visibly prominent deficiency as a head coach - hesitance to make a change. He stuck with Mo tonight when he probably shouldn’t … and maybe he’s thinking long term … but it was pretty obvious by the end of the 1st half that the Williams “twins” weren’t getting it done.
Does anyone else want to sign a petition for Delonte to become the starting point guard?
Spurs on Monday. Also known as “the game in which Coldstone sits LeBron as a gift to his mentor Coach Pop, who needs all the help he get.”
Don’t know about you, but I’m personally stunned that the Richard Jefferson trade hasn’t worked out for the Spurs.
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