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Originally Posted by Dallas41
I'm not sure a single fan on here trust DFS to get a 1 on 1 stop vs any of the elite closers out west.
We've seen that time and time again that he's not a defensive stopper.
He's a really good team defender but not a 1 on 1 guy.
But this seems to happen often where RC leaves DFS on an island vs guys like Lillard and Paul down the stretch of games.
IMO even though he apologized at what point is RC going to give up on the hope that DFS can get stops in those situations when it repeatedly fails?
Some fans are looking at this as a one time situation vs DeRozan yesterday but if go back further and think about it DFS has been put in these situations over and over again with the same results.
When does the Head Coach say enough is enough we need to try something different?
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DFS is their best one on one defender, but he definitely needs help in situations like this. There really isn’t any player in the nba that does well on an island vs the best offensive players in the league. They are too good nowadays, and the rules give them too much of an advantage.