I remember Igor saying he didn't believe in hiring coaches to be offensive coaches or defensive coaches, he wants everyone on his staff to have their hands in everything. The approach sounded decent with how he sold it but the result has been THIS, which isn't cutting it.
From a management perspective, a coaching staff full of generalists and no specialists. It sounds like ... jack of all trades, master of none. 'Not effective!
I wonder if that is a cover for our being such a weak defensive team. No one to hold accountable. 'Sounds like the ol' D'Antoni when he made jokes to the Press about disdain for defense. Just score more than your opponents. Couple that with the 3-point shot being the weapon of choice of everyone not named Ayton and it would be an explanation for our run of 20-point losses. Along with the in and out appearances of Booker.
Although I find Kokoskov to not be an innovative coach and not react to situations very well, I sympathize with him being saddled with a pathetic roster. Except for a couple of very young guys, Booker and Ayton (and especially with Warren's 3-point performance vs. the Grizzlies with Booker out and Warren's lack of defense), the rest of the roster is not NBA worthy.
What is the answer? I am afraid that there is none, because the lack of expertise starts at the top and rolls downhill, all the way to the assistant coaches. It sounds like the U.S. 2-party political system) no matter whom you support. We know the problems of gridlock, but there is no solution.
With all of the innovations and technological advances of the 21st Century, it also brings many, many problems. Just like the Facebook dilemma being presented on Front Line on Arizona PBS in a 2-part series Monday and Tuesday nights at 9PM. So many benefits to the average person, but so many risks.
Five games into the season and I'm wondering how long it will take for talks of tanking to start. Out of contention for a ninth straight season. I don't think I could watch most of this season rooting for a home team who is trying to lose again. It got us Ayton, but then the Suns blew it by not procuring a talented Point Guard one way or the other.
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he wants everyone on his staff to have their hands in everything. That stinks of hiding from responsibility. The opposite of sticking your neck out to be innovative.