Comments on: Thabo Sefolosha: Offensive Force

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By: joel

joel — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 01:30:39 +0000

Sefolosha could be a decent offensive player but honestly just has a very low basketball IQ on that end of the court. The guy has a decent shot and is very long and athletic so there’s no reason he couldn’t get to the basket some and learn how to get off some shots. I’m baffled at how poor of an offensive player he is. Honestly he’s probably the worst starting player in the NBA even though he’s decent on defense. I would challenge anybody to find a worse player that starts on any team.

By: Monday Bolts – 12.12.11 | Daily Thunder.com

Monday Bolts – 12.12.11 | Daily Thunder.com — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 16:34:44 +0000

[...] Darnell Mayberry on Thabo as an offensive weapon: “Sefolosha has had plenty of chances in a Thunder uniform, and I’m not here to say he deserves more or even the same. But perhaps a part of the answer to the riddle that is Sefolosha’s offense lies in allowing him to drive. He’s been turnover prone in the past. But nobody’s asking him to make plays. Only to attack the defense. It’s a simple fix while we continue waiting on his shooting to sharpen.” [...]

By: Darnell Mayberry

Darnell Mayberry — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 04:18:08 +0000

MM, that’s kind of the point. If they’re going to play him that way, let him take advantage instead of camping out in the corner waiting to do something he can’t do. -DM-

By: MartzMimic

MartzMimic — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 03:44:00 +0000

At the risk of being Debby Downer, a big part of the reason Thabo finishes so well at the rim is because nobody’s guarding him. With his defender helping on Durant or Westbrook, Sefalosha often has the clearest path to the basket.

By: Dakoda

Dakoda — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 03:00:44 +0000

These article was excite, #1 things i like was the defense part,talking about the defense, the team in great ship to start the season because of resigning the same faces and that thabo i think need to be just more of a okc starter, its more things i can say about okc but thats good for now;#1 thing try not to give away leads because of defense, play smarter and better defense in late games

By: Lynn1

Lynn1 — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 02:35:33 +0000

Thanks Darnell, enjoyed the read. Can’t get enough.

By: Johnnie

Johnnie — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 02:11:56 +0000

Darnell,

Daequan Cook may have been comparing the teams ‘togetherness’ with all teams he has been on at any level of play, not just in the NBA.