Millsap 6th man

[LogGrad98]

I do not fault Memo for his play of late. How many of us had ever had to come back from an injured achilles tendon AT ALL, let alone to play professional sports. It ain't easy. He is putting forth the effort and I think he will come back to some semblance of form, but it won't be soon. I still like the idea of starting him with AJ if for nothing else then to spread the floor for AJ and Deron to work. And he can still stroke the 3 so the pick and pop with Deron is there. Then sub him out. Can't really be any worse than what we have been doing here lately anyway.

 

[Zerol]

Any thread that advocates playing Bell in either a starting role or significant minutes (as in more than 8) needs to be closed immediately.

Mods, please get on this right away!

I agree... I can't believe he is averaging 30 minutes a game. Hayward should take his minutes away.

 

[write4u]

I think it would be a good idea to start Memo because our biggest problem in the early going is our offense. I also think Millsap is better as an energy guy and would play better late in the game when we need his defense.

 

[VINYLONE]

thats exactly what i said in my thread

Unfortunately, foreigners are not trusted.

 

[David Stern]

Did somebody really call Memo a cancer? Are you kidding me? The guy is hilarious.

 

[nickyjam21]

Maybe you havent watched any games recently. Even Memo himself agrees that he sucks right now. What you say makes sense when Memo starts looking like Memo of past years.

Hey morons, read between the lines. It's not Memo's play that makes the difference. Sure, he isn't at his best right now. But it is the fact that he takes the other team's big man out of the paint as opposed to Millsap pushing the other team's big man in the paint. Memo makes things easier for other players because his outside shot must be respected. No one is saying his play has been great yet, but it's how he changes defenses makes the difference.

 

[Marty McFly]

Hey morons, read between the lines. It's not Memo's play that makes the difference. Sure, he isn't at his best right now. But it is the fact that he takes the other team's big man out of the paint as opposed to Millsap pushing the other team's big man in the paint. Memo makes things easier for other players because his outside shot must be respected. No one is saying his play has been great yet, but it's how he changes defenses makes the difference.

Yeah because teams with big men who do nothing but shoot threes are always the most successful.