The small things that cost you nothing drive me insane. People poopoo it because “lol it so small.” Things like not taking shots at the end of quarters, not using challenges, or not subbing in rebounders in the closing seconds of a game at the free throw line. It costs little, if anything, to do any or all of these. 0.2 seconds on the clock? Okay, maybe that’s more understandable. But how many times have we dribbled out the clock with 1.5 seconds or more on it? In order to win or tie, you need… need an offensive rebound off a missed free throw. How on earth do you justify not maximizing that opportunity with what you’ve got? How? Is it because you don’t want to look that desperate, having two 7 footers on the floor? Is there some unwritten etiquette of coaching basketball that prohibits you from doing so? Too often we don’t look to maximize possessions or opportunities, and often it costs absolutely nothing to do so. It’s been a consistent theme. It was great that we subbed Whiteside in the next time when it was way too late. I mean hell… why wouldn’t you sub in BOTH Whiteside and Gay? This is just stupid. And I think guys get in that situation and think “nah, that’s something a 5th grader would do in 2k… I’m a ****ing NBA head coach and we don’t do that ****.”