There were many times tonight where I was thinking IT should come off the bench behind Smart again.
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Cmon man that's just an unnecessary thing to say.
You're probably right. No bad intentions, just a joke, but apologies if offense was taken BC/others.
Smart may steal Rozier's thunder with the 2nd unit this year. Rozier's not a PG and Smart has shown flashes of play-making, especially as was mentioned re: passing. When given ~10 in the half court, he also showed he could break down a decent defender from ~15 feet and finish at the rim. IT is still our guy, though.
Im just saying IT needs to be more consistent on both ends of the floor if we hope to advance deep in the playoffs. Im not seeing the same player from last season, yet.
And you're not alone in that. I haven't seen the same Isaiah yet. True, he's scored like 25 in both games so far, or whatever amount he's scored. But he's not playing the same yet. From what I saw in preseason and in the Nets game, he doesn't seem fully engaged. Something's not the same as last year. Maybe it's the role Brad is having him play in the offense. Maybe it's him looking for his teammates more. But he doesn't have that killer, speedy, scorer look and mentality yet. I hate to say it, because the numbers clearly say otherwise, but he looks lost and frankly a little passive. He doesn't seem to have adjusted yet to Horford, and it's affected the way both of them are playing, at least from the eye test.
I don't know what sort of adjustments Isaiah has to make, though. Should he keep looking for his own buckets? He's clearly our best scoring option. Or should he try to get Horford implemented in the way he wants Horford to play? Or should he try to mold his own game into a manner so that Horford can be more successful? I have to admit, the pairing hasn't looked as smooth as I expected it to be, thus far.