[ThePundit]

Michael Redd has not had a lot of fourth-quarter shots in the past few games, so he sat down with Milwaukee Bucks coach Larry Krystkowiak and devised a new plan before Thursday night's game against Indiana.

The meeting paid immediate dividends as Redd scored 37 points, leading the up-tempo Bucks to a 104-92 victory over the Pacers.

"Let me play, let me go, let me loose," was the way Redd described the result of the meeting. "Just go play. No thinking. Play basketball."

Instead of Redd being the focal point, the Bucks offense went through center Andrew Bogut the past few games.

NBA - Indiana Pacers/Milwaukee Bucks Recap Thursday January 24, 2008 - Yahoo! Sports

So Krystkowiak basically looks like a fool, no?

[Lefty Noob]

Why would you run the offense through Bogut instead of Redd? This coach is just begging to be fired.

[ThePundit]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Why would you run the offense through Bogut instead of Redd? This coach is just begging to be fired.

Some coaches just have it in their head that they want to run the offense through a big man. But you've got adapt to the talent you have.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by ThePundit

Some coaches just have it in their head that they want to run the offense through a big man. But you've got adapt to the talent you have.

Boy, what a lost art that is in coaching these days. Too many guys have "their system" and refuse to adapt.