Sacramento Kings head coach Mike Brown dished his thoughts on how important Malik Monk is to his team.
With early concerns that Monk could leave Sacramento for a starting role and more money, the Kings' sixth man decided to stay in California., and Mike Brown discussed the importance of having a competitive player like that on the roster. (ViaHe's competitive. You want people on your team that are competitive. I wouldn't be happy with anybody if they were just OK sitting back, accepting any role that I told them that they're in. Everybody wants to be the best...
Brown also talked about past players he's coached who have helped lead their team to championships off the bench. Comparisons were made toI've coached two Hall of Famers that could've started for anybody but came off the bench in Andre Iguodala and Manu Ginobili. Between those two guys, I think they have eight total championships. Seven of the championships might've been won when they were sixth men."Embracing your role" is important.
This season might have a different outcome. Monk's continued growth could mean better numbers and some well-deserved recognition. If he can affect the team the way he did last year, there's no reason to think the
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