Paul Flannery and Tom

Paul Flannery and NBA Live Coins Tom Ziller are previewing all 30 teams via conversation. Next up: the Sacramento Kings. Find all of the Flanns and Zillz previews here. Let's talk about Boogie Cousins. Man's going into his seventh season. He's a two-time All-Star, a two-time All-NBA performer, and now an Olympic gold medalist. He's the most physically-

Dominant big man of his generation ... and he still hasn't come close to sniffing the playoffs.As the internet's foremost expert on DeMarcus and the Kangz, what gives? As with all things, there are multiple causes and the interrelatedness of those causes is nigh impossible to decipher.                      There has been persistent coaching instability. How much of that is due to Boogie's frequent clashes with coaches?

There has been pervasive drama among players. How much of that should be pinned on Boogie's anti-leadership? How much of that anti-leadership should be blamed on woeful roster management by all three of Cousins' GMs?Defense is an annual issue. How much of that is on your starting center? How much of his deficiency in that realm is due to the ultra-heavy offensive load he carries? How much of his ultra-heavy offensive load is due to his ego? How much is due to woeful roster management?                     

You see why the issue is so thorny. I'm reminded of the riddling debate Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves have at the beginning of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Their band, Wyld Stallyns, sounds like trash. Winter's Bill S. Preston, Esq. argues that the Stallyns won't be great until they convince Eddie Van Halen to join the NBA 2K18 MT Coins band. Reeves' "Ted" Theodore Logan suggests that recruiting