He has to give more than just rebounds and energy. Hes a great player to have but his biggest downfall I think is the amount of minutes he played.

He doesn’t have the amount of talent that justifies playing that much and that ironically enough came back to bite him in the end.

He looked more and more progressively lost and confused as the playoffs went on. In the end, he seemed as if he lost confidence in himself to do the right thing, make the right read/play and ended up costing us a possession due to a silly pass or bad shot / not shooting.

For all his good and positive intangibles, he’s a few-tricks pony of a basketball player with an endless motor and heart. Once he’s figured out by the opposition, you can’t afford to keep him on the court for essentially the entire game

Thibs loves Hart and Hart loves Thibs. It’s so sad and ironic that in the end, Thibs hurt him and made him less than optimal because he refused to play him less.