Watching the Nets game it seems clear that aside from IT, nobody else on roster can really create their own shot consistently or get into the paint of the dribble through isolation, instead we just jack bad 3's. Stevens system has several options for every play which generates great ball movement, space, and a free flowing offense, but once a play breaks down we don't have many options left (ie IT time, or Al in the post).
Is this a result of just not having natural offensive talent on the roster, or the system hindering player development of shot creation and isolation dribble drives? While the latter generally creates a lower percentage shot, is ignoring this part of the game (when plays break down) the best approach for player development?
For the most part I like what Brad has implemented, however I feel running A FEW individual plays like posting up Smart more, or getting Brown some Iso plays to open up some Mid range game would help long term with aiding our offensive production and development. Would rather see that then just bombing bad 3 pointers all game anyway. Thoughts?