Am I the only one that is seeing this offensively with the Hawks?

[Lurker]

I guess I'm the ONLY one seeing this and in the dark. When the Hawks start out looking to run the offense they often start out bogged down but when they begin to look for quick hitters and try to run fast breaks they are good offensively.

This is all that I've been meaning of late.

Edited June 17, 2016 by Lurker

[Gray Mule]

Lurker:  I've said this before, over and over.  I remember this little ditty I learned as a child

and I believe it explains our team exactly.  See what you think.

 

There was a little girl

who had a little curl

right in the middle

of her forehead.

 

When she was good

she was very, very good

and when she was bad

she was horrid!

 

[ATLSmith]

It really does look like that sometimes.  What I don't understand is how quick and smooth our ball movement is at times, but then our offence will suddenly become stagnant.  We'll start playing iso-ball with maybe the odd pick thrown in.  The pick is normally late in the shot-clock and, until that point, nobody has moved from their spot to help create an opening.  The Hawks are 4th in the league in passes per game, so maybe it's in my head.

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[Gray Mule]

When their shots are falling, they are almost unstoppable.

When they go cold, they go ice cold.  They couldn't get a point to save their patooty.

Why is this?   If I knew, I would tell someone and they would fix it.  I have no clue.