
Isaac
Years ago
Horvath: Inside target, unfamiliar situation
Noticed a few comments in the Talking Hoops Recap and have heard similar said here and there before: with Horvath at the 36ers, we're back to the old Rogers excuse of not being familiar with a scoring big man in the team.
But is it just an excuse?
The fact is that Horvath is a legitimate option - scored well in the pre-season, wasn't shabby at the Blitz, and put up the game-high in Singapore.
So, to the problem of the team having to adjust to that - well, half the team has gone - and for Majstrovich, Copeland, Ng, and Horvath and Wheeler, this is a new side.
Copeland has played with Mark Bradtke as a target since the Cretaceous Period. Majstrovich worked alongside Ben Pepper last year, Bobby Brannen in 2001, and Paul Rogers in 99/00 I think.
The rest, even if they're not used to it, aren't idiots and can adjust quickly -- these are full-time professionals after all.
So, as comments go, is it a realistic observation or maybe just a dodgy excuse?