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Originally Posted by KC_Connection
Kendrick Perkins:
2010-2011 season: .063 WS/48
2011-2012 season: .056 WS/48
2012-2013 season: .062 WS/48
2010-2011 postseason: .017 WS/48
2011-2012 postseason: .014 WS/48
2012-2013 postseason: -.102 WS/48
Nick Collison:
2010-2011 season: .113 WS/48
2011-2012 season: .130 WS/48
2012-2013 season: .158 WS/48
2010-2011 postseason: .177 WS/48
2011-2012 postseason: .119 WS/48
2012-2013 postseason: .172 WS/48
Comical how big a difference there is between these two, especially in the last three postseasons. Perkins may have been fine to play five years ago during the Boston run, but he's just bad now. Hard to believe Brooks can't see it (or just refuses to act on it).
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We basically lost any chance we had of winning the Finals on this decision alone. He would not let it go. Perkins played twice as many minutes as Collison even though Miami was playing Bosh at center. Despite the massive plus minus difference and the massive leads we spotted them he never changed. Does he learn this year? No, starts Perkins and spots Miami 2 more healthy leads. Brooks should have been crucified for the media, but it was barely touched on. He's a shit coach, and was completely exposed without Westbrook and Harden. I would rather start any ****ing player in the NBA at center over Perkins next year.