I think that at ude is the toxic pulse running through the team. Victor's not it right now. He has flashes, but he's still quite raw. The Spurs are not in a position where they need to rely on one guy to make everything happen, and too much of this season has been the tension between trying to figure out how to play together and how to figure out how to feature Wemby. When you have a young team, everyone's trying to improve at the same time. Vets can afford to play a certain way to accommodate a young blue-chip. It's much harder for guys still trying to figure out their place in the league. You can't tell a bunch of guys who've been told for years to be aggressive to stop just so a less efficient guy can get shots in bad position. IT's an hetical to the philosophy they were taught. Wemby should be a cog in the machine rather than a seperate machine altogether. That's a coaching issue for sure, but it's also a Wemby issue. He needs to get with the program. Dude has a long career ahead of him. It's okay to stay within himself and be a defender who scores opportunistically for year or two. As much as people say the pressure doesn't get to him, it's pretty clear it does.
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