“Guys will have to learn and it will take Andrea a little while to figure out where the offence is going to come from, where the shots are coming, where the opportunities are. It just takes a while for the offence to evolve into what we have to do.

“(Andrea’s) a smart player, very smart basketball IQ, so I think he can adjust to it. He knows more than anybody else where his shots (Should be) coming from. We’ve just got to get him to those spots and bring it to him.”

Casey added that Bargnani (and other struggling offensive players like Landry Fields) still need to do other things on the court if their offence isn’t there. Like setting screens, moving the ball and rebounding.

via Ryan Wolstat of the Toronto Sun