“I want him very involved,” McMillan said. “To the point where I want him pushing and handling the ball probably 90 percent of the time he’s in.”

He’s showing a double standard. He wants Miller to run and have the ball 90% of the time. Fine, if he’s with the second unit he totally should. However, he is also trying to play him alongside Roy, who is not comfortable without the ball in his hands. Maybe instead of calling out Miller in an article about his lack of penetration, he should be calling out Roy for not being able to play alongside him.

And I don’t think the sky is really falling, and I have always been a supporter of Nate. I’m still mad at him for calling out the team after the game Tues for a “lack of effort” (or whatever he said exactly- I am too lazy to look it up). Kind of hard for players to get comfortable and actually play good when you switch up the rotation 6 times in 6 minutes for no good reason and your star (i.e. Roy) doesn’t even know why it’s happening. He’s obviously not getting through to the guys, and he should not be individually calling out players in an article.