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When a team is out rebounded by 24 and has 29 less shots, getting slammed should be expected.
When a single opposing player, Hartenstine, has more offensive rebounds than an entire team, expect to get blown out by 30. Unless Pritchard and company successfully correct the problem by free agency or possibly in the draft, nothing will change. Simply put, the entire roster is grossly undersized, in particular in the paint.
The game I watched may have given Caitlin 10 turnovers, but most of them were slick and tricky pass assist to team members unable to comprehend them, or move fast enough to catch them. Some more practice, bonding, and synergy will probably fix that!
I agree. The Fever do not look well coached. Slow, methodical, predictable offense. Poor offensive movement. Poor defense and rebounding. A franchise that has had more top selections in the draft over the last three years than any other still looks pretty inept. I doubt this current coaching staff will make it through the season. With ‘all eyes’ on the Fever, unlike in previous seasons, poor results will necessarily create a quick ‘trigger’. It may also affect the current team front office management. A bad team with Boston and Clark likely won’t be tolerated.
The season is still young and not everything is Caitlin’s fault but the there’s no doubt the league is giving her a welcoming package. Many will be gunning for Caitlin to prove this is were the GROWN WOMEN reside, none of that fancy assist, no look passing going on like in college without turnovers. Might take the team a season or two to gel
Yes, there’s always a learning curve in these cases ie Bird and Pistol Pete’s first year with new teammates. Always keep an eye on Caitlin or risk getting some BBall leather upside your head.