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<blockquote data-quote="Techster" data-source="post: 970088" data-attributes="member: 360"><p>The truth is, in terms of play and how much "freedom" a player has within Stoudamire's system, won't be known until we see the guys on the floor. What's interesting is there's plenty of articles, interviews, etc. that gives us clues to what he wants. Not sure why some want to refute what's already been said by Stoudamire and the players. Some of the points I've gleaned from several interviews on what we'll see from this team:</p><p></p><p>1. High defensive effort and discipline. It seems the cornerstone of our team will be predicated on how we play on the defensive end.</p><p>2. Mental and physical toughness + High Effort. Can't let being down or a bad shooting night affect other areas of game or your teammates, and the intensity of how you play is always in a player's control.</p><p>3. Spacing the floor to help with ball movement and attacking the other team's defense.</p><p>4. Flexibility for players to create within the system. In addition to the article I linked in a previous post, there's an interview where Stoudamire talks about how GT, at the moment, doesn't have many players on the roster that can create their own shot, which IMO, means he's giving guys the greenlight to take their defender on if the situation is right...and if the player has the ability to do it. That's where players can "express themselves".</p><p>5. Team culture and communication. Guys buying into the staff (so far it seems they have), supporting teammates, and being honest with where things stand. I've read several articles where players have had their eyes open with how forthcoming and unvarnished Stoudamire has been with his critiques for them.</p><p></p><p>It all sounds good, but everything sounds nice during preseason. I'm excited to see how it all plays out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techster, post: 970088, member: 360"] The truth is, in terms of play and how much "freedom" a player has within Stoudamire's system, won't be known until we see the guys on the floor. What's interesting is there's plenty of articles, interviews, etc. that gives us clues to what he wants. Not sure why some want to refute what's already been said by Stoudamire and the players. Some of the points I've gleaned from several interviews on what we'll see from this team: 1. High defensive effort and discipline. It seems the cornerstone of our team will be predicated on how we play on the defensive end. 2. Mental and physical toughness + High Effort. Can't let being down or a bad shooting night affect other areas of game or your teammates, and the intensity of how you play is always in a player's control. 3. Spacing the floor to help with ball movement and attacking the other team's defense. 4. Flexibility for players to create within the system. In addition to the article I linked in a previous post, there's an interview where Stoudamire talks about how GT, at the moment, doesn't have many players on the roster that can create their own shot, which IMO, means he's giving guys the greenlight to take their defender on if the situation is right...and if the player has the ability to do it. That's where players can "express themselves". 5. Team culture and communication. Guys buying into the staff (so far it seems they have), supporting teammates, and being honest with where things stand. I've read several articles where players have had their eyes open with how forthcoming and unvarnished Stoudamire has been with his critiques for them. It all sounds good, but everything sounds nice during preseason. I'm excited to see how it all plays out. [/QUOTE]
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