Chris Mullin, after the Warriors traded away Tim Hardaway, both he and Madman have shown resurgence. This season, he's neither injured nor sick, averaging 14.5 points, 4 boards, and 4.1 assists per game.
Mark Price is also performing well, averaging 11 points and 4 assists...
But these four stars, except for Joe Smith, have one common characteristic—they all play from the perimeter, scoring and passing. When two of the three are on the court, there are enough balls to go around. Inside, Joe Smith and Oliver Miller are adequate.
However, Adelman simply can't implement the Princeton system he desires.
At this point, the Warriors' owner is in a dilemma, unable to do anything but resign to the chase for Duncan this year.
With a record of 24 wins and 44 losses, they are somehow still in the Western playoff contention, competing with the 25-win Kings and 26-win Clippers for eighth place in the West... The Warriors' management has given up and lets Adelman do whatever he wants.
