Taylor Jenkins

I'm mad at both.

I'm mad at myself for trusting that Taylor Jenkins would pick someone and stick with them because he didn't do that in Memphis.

So why would I think he would do that in Milwaukee? I thought maybe because the expectations were different.

Team that just traded for a bunch of pieces off the Giannis deal, got some young draft picks to try out, had one or two guys that were kind of holdovers that seemed like pretty good ballplayers.

It's mix and match.

It's whoever the hell is not horrible on a night-to-night basis.

I have terrible news for Taylor Jenkins.

Your team is horrible.

And after the game, there's the Raptors side of things, but then there's the Bucs side of things.

And Taylor Jenkins was not too happy at all.

Just longer rebounds, kind of angle variance there with some of the threes, kind of limited that.

Because obviously that was a big part of it.

Like I said, the Raptors just flipped the script and came out in the second half and got all the rebounds.

That was a huge difference in the game.

As you can see, Taylor Jenkins voicing his frustration with his team's ability to rebound the basketball regardless of angle variance.

Yes.

I think the minutes will come around.

It feels like we are already back to where we were last season with Khalil Ware in terms of like trying to read through, read between the lines on some of these comments from Taylor Jenkins.

I think the effort, I think the consistency are issues much like they were for Spoh last year in Miami.

You know, I just put out a buy, hold, sell, drop post, and it's also an article on rotowire.com. You can read it there if you prefer that, but I called them a drop.

Like, yeah, not as good 13, eight and four, but that's still great numbers.

You know, five of 11, it's a tough defense.

And yeah, at this point, I mean, Taylor Jenkins is clearly searching and I think Burry's is really good.

You and I liked them a lot, you know, coming out of the draft and Just watching him, he totally passes the eye test to someone who doesn't need the ball to be effective.

And it's things where it's like...

I almost wish Taylor Jenkins was holding him more accountable.

He needs to.

But then also, he needs to.

There's no offense.

A couple of good passing games.

Taylor Jenkins likes the bigs to be hubs.

He does that all right sometimes, but they need a lot more than that offensively from him.

if you draft well and you develop well that you're, you're able to put a playoff roster on, on the court.

And Bobby, uh, as you well know, the Bucks made another decisive move early in the off season coaching change that brought in Taylor Jenkins, former Bucks assistant, former head coach of the Memphis Grizzlies.

Your thoughts on that move?

I loved it.

And part of that is just the fact that when you see him defensively, he has these moments where he looks like he's giving an effort and he's able to show that he can have those flashes of an old Miles Turner.

And then he gets back to the offensive side of the floor and then just looks completely lost, looks completely out of shape, not ready to be a part of Taylor Jenkins' system right now.

And that is extremely frustrating, not only because you want him to be successful as a Milwaukee Buck, obviously, but But you also want him to build his trade value.

And if he's not doing that, then he cannot be in this starting lineup anymore.

That's really cool.

But when he is not hitting his shots, he does not care about the rest of the game of basketball.

And that has to be taken out of the equation at some point here, whether it's by Kahlil Ware and trying to find a different mindset when he's on the court and he's not playing well offensively, or whether it's Taylor Jenkins just taking him out of the rotation as well for a couple of days.

You need to find a way to get one of these guys motivated at some point here.

Dude.

Taylor Jenkins is so rats off a ship on Kahlil Ware.

I mean, he hates

him.

No.

His job is to make it work.

Guy says, but Taylor Jenkins is trotting Miles Turner out there.

Dude, I mean, some of the lowlights.

Oh, they hit the wall?

Dude, Taylor Jenkins is so rats off a ship on Kahlil Ware.

I mean, he hates

him.

No,

his job is to make it work.

Guy says, but Taylor Jenkins is trotting Miles Turner out there.

Dude, I mean, some of the lowlights.

You can't fuse these two guys, so the only other solution, I think, is to pick which one you think can bring the most value to your team as far as having them play the most on a night-to-night basis, and I think that answer is Khalil Ware.

Unfortunately, Miles Turner's price tag does not heed to that as kindly, which makes him more of a trade piece rather than it just simply being a decision between Taylor Jenkins to pick between which one you think should just start based off of talent alone.

The financial aspect of it does play its own version of politics.

Unfortunately.