He was playing out of his mind in the beginning of the season — mostly because all the shots were falling, and I think most Clipper fans who saw that and hope his old form doesn’t come back. He relies too much on those shots now – usually when guys are in a slump they attack the basket, but Kaman doesn’t have that many post moves. Furthermore he isn’t that great of a passer so when he gets double teamed sometimes he gives up the ball or puts up a bad shot.

Yup….

I understand he’s the highest scoring center, but he’s just not reliable. He’s turned into a 7-feet all jump shooter. He’s become soft and he just doesn’t rebound the ball, or pick up loose balls. Trade him to Dallas for Howard or Marion, I know they’d love to have him.

Isolation plays are really easy to defend when you know they’re coming. Let’s see if Kaman is cold you go with option A and just let your defender play one on one and see what happens, if Kaman is cold and throwing up bricks you stick with option A. If Kaman is hot then you go with option B and throw a double team at him and get ready to rotate on defense. It’s really easy for the defense to defend an Iso when they know what to do every time down the floor, plus Dunleavy will commonly go 4 or 5 possessions IN A ROW where there’s a Iso play to Kaman. Very predictable and it destroys any flow on offense.

Here’s a thought, stop running Iso plays. Kaman isn’t shooting well because he’s not in flow with the offense. When Kaman get’s the ball everyone stops and all eyes are on him, Kaman misses and there’s no one there to rebound, ball goes right back to the other team. Not Kaman’s fault he’s just playing in a sh!tty system.

…It is Dunleavy’s fault. Kaman can absolutely pass and he is a great dribbler and he has great low post moves…..the problem is Kaman lacks the neccesary focus and time to be consistantly effective. He low post game suffers from his fascination of his own jump shot and his lack of intensity we so desire to see from him. His 6 years of inconsistancy and Dunleavy’s over infatuation with Kaman all the time at every possible moment make Kaman a liability in clutch situations. He can be a starter but he should absolutely not be in the in the closing minutes of a close match, he too often gets frazzled and commits an amazing array of errors. We must not repeatedly try to did down low to him, that’s akin to “system overload” for Kaman. While Blake is out Craig Smith should be closing out the game with Camby at center. Craig is a sure hand down low and demonstrates a effective and profficiant game along with being a solid free throw shooter. He’s the only true low post threat we have now and should be subbed in sooner rather than later or starting while Blake is out.

people need to put there mickey mouse lolly pops in there mouths, put on there hanah montana pj’s and take a nigh night. Kaman is good we are a few games out of the eighth seed with gordon out like 9 or ten games and no blake griffin.