James Edwards

Jalen can break a guy off the dribble, get into the paint, and get kickouts.

After that, Josh is probably the second best one at that, right?

Like this isn't a team that has Andrew Nembhard, Pascal Siakam, Tyrese Halliburton.

Even Andrew Nembhard was doing it in the playoffs, right?

We could talk about Boston.

To me, that's where it's offensively.

This team is supposed to be a dynamite offensive team, first and foremost, with the pieces that they have.

But it's a bunch of guys who are pretty much...

three and D wings, Josh, who does a bunch of stuff by rebounding and pushing the pace.

And then obviously the star being Jalen.

So I don't know.

I just go back to the flaws of how the roster was put together.

And this is, it's just hard to win when you don't have a lot of guys who can break defenses down off the dribble and create advantages that way.

I think the goal, first and foremost, is whether they talk it out amongst themselves or they look in the mirror, they have to want to play for what you're talking about.

Enough of the frustration with not getting enough shots or enough touches or letting it bleed into defense.

You guys were put together for one thing.

That's to win a championship.

And I think at times still that there are instances in which the lack of individual ability to impact the game still bleeds into this group.

And I think that's something that needs to be addressed.

And I think it's something that happens often with this team throughout the season.