Leaving their best player open?

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

You have to wonder how the Cs could leave the Bucks best player wide open at 
the 3 so often. That is why we lost....

Vin looked weak in his attempts in the low block against inferior 
competition. Again they started him on the right block so when he drove into 
the lane, he brings the ball to the defender and got him shot block by a 
slightly built rookie. Then they let him set up on the left block where he 
got the ball stripped once and where he was successful on the next rolling to 
the hoop. I would say that the Bucks center spot was by far their weakness. 
Yet, those were those only times we chose to expose it. Yes, Vin didn't get 
back where the youth, speedly rookie and he scored. But Vin was never able to 
use his bulk against this lightweight. The Celtics just don't know how and 
when to use Vin for their best advantage. They have to go to him in all games 
so they and he can get his floor game down so they can make teams like the 
Bucks pay for going with a lightweight at center....

Vin hasn't been using his roll in his attempts  in the low block. When he is 
on the left low block, he should be dribblinsg with this left, then spinning 
back counterclockwise to the basket, pinning his defender and freeing up his 
shooting hand. Instead as I mentioned earlier, he just dribbled to his left 
and went up with his shot and exposed his shooting hand to a weaker defender. 
This doesn't take advantage of his bulk. On the left block, he has two good 
options as he can do the same in symentry but also can just dribble to the 
right and go with the shot with his shooting hand protected with his body. 
The strategy right now with Vin seems to be for him to get as low as he can 
and for him then to go straight up over the top. Yes, this can work. But it 
is such a waste to not utilize a player who has these classic low block moves 
and the body to use them....

With a bunch of practices before Wednesday, I am hoping the Cs can now reset 
with Kedrick. I feel the defense and toughness will improve with Mr. Brown on 
the floor...

With the blurp about Mark Strickland, I wonder if the Sundov experiment is 
over. Right now, I don't see him ever playing with his lack of defense and 
rebounding. I remember Strickland being like a Walter clone so I'm not sure 
how much more he can add....

DJessen33