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everyoneneedsasmil
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Though I've gotten over waiting for Drummond to become a Howard-esque defensive anchor, it should be fun to see him against Embiid.
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It was said Drummond would really relish once Monroe was gone. Haven't seen it..
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I had completely forgotten Embiid was being held out. It's pretty amazing how different a team the 76ers are without him. I mean, besides Okafor abusing Drummond's defense, they really don't have anything.
The idea with Drummond flourishing after Monroe left was about space. The idea was that Monroe was clogging the lane and couldn't function in all the same space Drummond needed. That WAS a real issue, it just never actually got fixed after Monroe left. Harris is still a bad shooter whose best skill is driving around bigger players. The Pistons as a whole are still 4th from last in 3pt percentage. Obviously we're not seeing the development from Drummond that we hoped, but the team is clearly still flawed also.
The idea with Drummond flourishing after Monroe left was about space. The idea was that Monroe was clogging the lane and couldn't function in all the same space Drummond needed. That WAS a real issue, it just never actually got fixed after Monroe left. Harris is still a bad shooter whose best skill is driving around bigger players. The Pistons as a whole are still 4th from last in 3pt percentage. Obviously we're not seeing the development from Drummond that we hoped, but the team is clearly still flawed also.
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