[Goose]

No matter what you do, you are trading off between advantages and disadvantages. The key is finding the best choice of trade offs for your team and the game situation.

Absolutely true. Shaw was trying to do that when he substituted. I think that probably, if he had it to do over again, he would not have substituted. Then again, if he felt compelled to do so because he felt it maximized our probability of winning, it is worth looking at the possibility of too much specialization. Since we didn't win, Shaw probably will examine his options and modify something. It may be that he doesn't have any better options. If that is so, we will continue to fail in those situations.

[Goose]

No matter what you do, you are trading off between advantages and disadvantages. The key is finding the best choice of trade offs for your team and the game situation.

Absolutely true. Shaw was trying to do that when he substituted. I think that probably, if he had it to do over again, he would not have substituted. Then again, if he felt compelled to do so because he felt it maximized our probability of winning, it is worth looking at the possibility of too much specialization. Since we didn't win, Shaw probably will examine his options and modify something. It may be that he doesn't have any better options. If that is so, we will continue to fail in those situations.