I dunno, there was an interview in the WW with Channing, and I he alluded to something with the chemistry last season: So, we can think everything was hunky dory last season and the season before, and that all these guys are happy and friends and hanging out, and they're going to play and stay together for 12 seasons, but that's not the case. And didn't seem to be the case last season, according to Channing. I think our chemistry was good, and I think it's still good now. It just needs some time to gel after some changes in the offseason.
That is interesting. For some reason to me, it doesn't seem like there is chemistry or general feeling these guys are all on the same page compared to last year . . . but maybe it was the same last year. I don't think thre is good chemistry this year. Just watching the interaction on the court and statements made afterwards, it seems different than last year . . . maybe players weren't as vocal last year?
I've read countless Brandon Roy comments that would counter your assertion. It's seems Roy is the one with the problem and he's not afraid to blatantly state it. How is it that you are missing it?
I guess I am just not as smart as you. I was questioning chemistry and why we had it last year and not this year. If you are saying it is Roy, my thought is Roy was on the team last year and I don't recall these issues, but sure Roy can change and I personally have called Roy out (body langueage and quotes) before it started to be the trendy thing to do. The part of my post that I was getting at is that Harvey practically callled it this summer . . . just strange that he called chemistry issues if Miller is signed, and sure enough Miller gets signed and there are chemistry issue., Doesn't mean it is automatically Miller, but got to at least look that way, IMO.
