And you keep dismissing the roster problems. Monty has always had questionable rotations but outside of that the biggest complaint this season seems to be the lack of competitiveness. Last year's team certainly was competitive, they rarely got blown out and I don't remember too many big leads slipping away, certainly not in back to back games. So what's different, is Monty worse or is it the difference between a veteran squad and one where the starters average 3 years of NBA experience? I'd ask you to do the math but...

Seriously though, explain the difference between this season and last. Do you think Monty is significantly worse this season or do you admit that the roster issues may be closer to reasons than excuses?

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Posted by Nissanmaxima

Member since Feb 2006

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Posted on 3/7/13 at 1:13 pm to TigerinATL

Monty gets one more year.

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Posted by Gtothemoney

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Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 3/7/13 at 1:44 pm to TigerinATL

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Seriously though, explain the difference between this season and last. Do you think Monty is significantly worse this season or do you admit that the roster issues may be closer to reasons than excuses?

I agree that last years roster played hard. I think this roster plays relatively hard, but his choices of rotations are turrible. It's almost likes he's out to prove his way is the way, regardless of what the outcome is or what others think. It's not like he has the "skins on the wall" to support his point.

What has been bothering me the most lately, besides the point that I've been screaming all year about sitting Davis in winnable 4th qtrs, is the plays he's drawing up in crunch time. If option A is covered, option B is to have Vasquez throw up a prayer.

He comes across to me like his shite doesn't stink.

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