Take a look at our coach, that's all you need to know.

We pass on selecting a capable 1st round draft pick because our management was very confident in this team, they didn't anticipate any setbacks.

We pickup a solid 2nd rounder coming out of a great system.

The kid has a decent preseason, and looks comfortable out there with the 2nd unit players.

Delonte is MIA, Parker is playing way more minutes than he needs to, Boobie is playing out of position, yet Mike Brown will keep a capable rookie in a suit on the bench. That's just typical Mike Brown for you.

Look how long it's taken J.J. Hickson just to get 5 minutes of playing time in an early regular season game.

I bet draft picks actually hate coming to Cleveland. A guy like JJ would thrive on another team. Darnell expressed interest playing in front of his friends/family in OKC (He'd probably get minutes there and do very well). I doubt Green will see any playing time at all, unless Parker collapses from exhaustion.

I don't understand it either. 

You guys see what shannon brown is doing don't you. It's all about coaching. Yeah he does have ties

with coach POP, but he's not POP! Pop plays george hill, and also the other kid that tey drafted this year.

Wake up Mike Brown and understand that this is a young mans game. They can only learn form actual playing

time.

mike brown is a average coach,who knows nothing about developing young players and we will never-ever win a ship with him.

Shannon Brown is a great example.

- Mike Brown does squat with him, and refuses to allow him to develop.

- Phil Jackson gets him via trade, sees potential in the kid, and works him into a championship team rotation.

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I've told my friends before, sometimes I think Mike Brown let's his personal agenda come before what's best for the team. My best example of that was game #7 of the conference semi finals 2 years ago CLE @ BOS.

Devin Brown would have been the difference maker in that game, without a doubt, especially with Boobie out. Coach decides to bench him because of whatever incident the two of them had in practice.

Instead he gives an ice cold Wally a bulk of the minutes, (0 points) and then he turns to Sasha Pavlovic, who hardly played at all during the regular season.

He let a personal issue stand in the way of his team's success, and the likely further advancement into the post season. The Cavs would have had no trouble against the Pistons if they moved forward.

Look at the trouble Stephen Jackson is causing in Golden State. The guy demanded out! You don't see coach Nelson benching him though... For now he still plays for them, and still puts up productive numbers.

UGH! It hurts just thinking of it...