gregbroncs
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It's Corbin. I have given up on logic and Corbin together a long time ago.
And yet....According to stats provided earlier in this thread if you replace Jefferson with Burks (thereby moving Hayward to SF) the lineup is better.We've seen Hayward at SF in seasons past. He's not that effective.
1. The starting lineup next season is going to be Burke, Hayward, Favors, Williams and either the draft pick or a FA
2. Kanter and Burks will continue to come off the bench where they've been dominant.
Small sample size and the difference was not significant.And yet....According to stats provided earlier in this thread if you replace Jefferson with Burks (thereby moving Hayward to SF) the lineup is better.
Small sample size and the difference was not significant.
Whether that group is a little better or not, the bench IS much better by having Burks as the #1 option (and Kanter #2). I guess what we can agree on is Lindsey has some flexibility moving ahead. If the Jazz discover that BPA in the draft is a guard, then Hayward can get all his minutes at SF. If BPA is a SF, then Burks can come off the bench and win the 6th man award next season.
ok this season aint about being better aka winning. this season is about developing talent. part of development is team dynamic develeopment and experimenting. this season is by getting a better futre. playing jefferson might make us betetr NOW. but makes us worse in the future(i say might cus i disagree playing jefefrson 30 minutes makes us better now)Small sample size and the difference was not significant.
Whether that group is a little better or not, the bench IS much better by having Burks as the #1 option (and Kanter #2). I guess what we can agree on is Lindsey has some flexibility moving ahead. If the Jazz discover that BPA in the draft is a guard, then Hayward can get all his minutes at SF. If BPA is a SF, then Burks can come off the bench and win the 6th man award next season.
I don't consider 98 minutes all that minor. I also don't consider 5.4 less points for the opponent not significant. At the very least it should be done more. I like Burks off of the bench. But that in no way explains Jefferson's minutes. Hayward and Marvin can both play SF and should get minutes there before Jefferson. It's telling that a lineup with Burks instead of Jefferson is quite a bit better defensively despite getting smaller. Also that a vet can't make the players around him better on either end of the floor even though he's supposed to create space for the others.Small sample size and the difference was not significant.
Whether that group is a little better or not, the bench IS much better by having Burks as the #1 option (and Kanter #2). I guess what we can agree on is Lindsey has some flexibility moving ahead. If the Jazz discover that BPA in the draft is a guard, then Hayward can get all his minutes at SF. If BPA is a SF, then Burks can come off the bench and win the 6th man award next season.
I don't consider 98 minutes all that minor. I also don't consider 5.4 less points for the opponent not significant. At the very least it should be done more. I like Burks off of the bench. But that in no way explains Jefferson's minutes. Hayward and Marvin can both play SF and should get minutes there before Jefferson. It's telling that a lineup with Burks instead of Jefferson is quite a bit better defensively despite getting smaller. Also that a vet can't make the players around him better on either end of the floor even though he's supposed to create space for the others.