I always believe a NBA championship team contains some star players who could play extremely well on both sides of the court. For instance, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen of the Chicago Bulls, Kobe Bryant and Shaq of LA Lakers, Billups and Ben Wallace of the Detroit Pistons, and Wade and Mourning of Miami Heat. What they have in common is that they are able to strive on the offensive ends and create an impact on the defensive end.
If you read this, you will know they are no where to be near to even a qualified playoff contender. C'mon, substitute the main player out for the last defensive stance is not the most wise idea. A player who is offensively good, a coach should understand that he can play stringent defense too. So what if he's in foul trouble?
Perhaps it's not the best option to trade the star away.
Replace the coach may be a more viable option. The resume speaks for itself.
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