Comments on: Players questioning Lawrence Frank’s rotations in Detroit

By: rjmmjr

rjmmjr — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 22:45:57 +0000

Actually this team is loaded with talent, and a coach should be able to trip over himself and get a decent rotation. Joe has been making some terrible coaching choices recently. Oh, is there anyone who doubts that Franks should have been gone!

By: ghouchens

ghouchens — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 17:43:08 +0000

Bynum needs to concentrate on improving his own defensive and shooting skills and leave the coaching to Frank.
Tayshaun is right. The Pistons start losing when they stop their driving to the basket and sit back on the 3 point line and try to make big shots from there. Have seen this behavior in numerous instances when they have lost big leads. Almost like they are afraid of making turnovers.

By: saint1997

saint1997 — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 11:56:23 +0000

The one bit of their rotation I don’t get and a bunch of other coaches are doing (a la Kevin McHale and Dwayne Casey) is not playing his rookie! 9th overall pick, guy with huge upside, is playing 20 bloody minutes a night. Less with Terrence Ross and Terrence Jones, I mean come on this is just ridiculous. If you’re a rebuilding team, what’s the risk!? Someone explain that to me PLEASE

By: dko83

dko83 — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 10:07:12 +0000

Pistons should be less worried about Lawrence Frank’s rotations and more worried about why they are almost dead last in rebounds.

Bynum’s quote: Early on I was playing with Brandon (Knight) and I never played with him in two years since I’ve been here. It’s all over the place right now.
… You’re thrown off by playing with your team’s lottery pick and best point guard on the team? What did you think was going to happen when you draft a player? I get that all the losses are frustrating but don’t say dumb @#$^ and exacerbate things.