Yeah, but the five (plus maybe Gobert) should be playing all their minutes together and ALL have a usage rate of over 25%.
You want a combined usage rate of 125% from one group of players on the court?
Yeah, but the five (plus maybe Gobert) should be playing all their minutes together and ALL have a usage rate of over 25%.
You want a combined usage rate of 125% from one group of players on the court?
I mean, how the hell can two vets playing 40-45 minutes a night combined be the difference between "I hate this season and must start threads about it" and "I love this season and suddenly I'm actually watching games and cheering the team on." Seems a little...flaky.
I'd love to believe you, but experience proves otherwise. People looking for a gripe will find a gripe.
I mean, how the hell can two vets playing 40-45 minutes a night combined be the difference between "I hate this season and must start threads about it" and "I love this season and suddenly I'm actually watching games and cheering the team on." Seems a little...flaky.
I'd love to believe you, but experience proves otherwise. People looking for a gripe will find a gripe.
I mean, how the hell can two vets playing 40-45 minutes a night combined be the difference between "I hate this season and must start threads about it" and "I love this season and suddenly I'm actually watching games and cheering the team on." Seems a little...flaky.
Playing with vets in lineups that make sense helps the youth on the team learn to play winning NBA basketball. Throwing players out there without well-defined roles, in roles they're not suited to or ready to fill, or in lineups that make their success as players more difficult hinders development. It's that simple.Why are we playing them major minutes? What purpose does that serve for the big picture?
Its true though.
Play marv and jefferson jeremy evans and brandon rush type minutes and play burks and kanter the same minutes as trey and gordon...... these threads would dissappear and so would 90 percent of the complaining.
Playing with vets in lineups that make sense helps the youth on the team learn to play winning NBA basketball. Throwing players out there without well-defined roles, in roles they're not suited to or ready to fill, or in lineups that make their success as players more difficult hinders development. It's that simple.
I'm all for RJ's minutes to be cut in favor of Burks, but this is a pretty minor gripe considering how quickly the young talent on the team has matured this season.
They are excelling in their roll of coming off the bench
No. Are you really this ****ing dense? All 5 players are taking on vastly different roles this season. Gordo and Kanter (and arguably Burks) struggled a ton early in the season. Burks is being brought off the bench to maximize the combined opportunity of Burks, Burke and Hayward to play on-ball. The young players are leading this team, with support from Marvin and RJ, who've done a pretty damn good job filling their complementary roles.Haven't they learned that the last 3 years with Big AL, and Sap?
This season? Kanter was a ****ing mess starting. There's really no need to revisit the Burks off the bench discussion.Burks and kanter have both excelled as starters
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This season? Kanter was a ****ing mess starting. There's really no need to revisit the Burks off the bench discussion.
The real question is this:
Would gvc, frank, jim les, scorpjazz, and lunatic wolf be upset if the core 5 were all getting around 33 minutes per game and marvin and jeffersons minutes each went down around 15 minutes (like we thought was gonna happen before the season started) and the team kept looking good out there?
I'd be slightly more excited. About the difference between a banana split without a cherry on top and one with a cherry. I'm not exactly going to soil my pants because a couple of our players would be playing 5 more minutes a game.
Im mildly dissappointed by the current rotation but im happy that we are getting to see our young guys more than ever before!
Hard to tell if you're being serious.
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y'all are ****ing retards.
Kanter was doing just fine.
Leading the team in scoring, shooting like 54 percent from the field.
I'd be slightly more excited. About the difference between a banana split without a cherry on top and one with a cherry. I'm not exactly going to soil my pants because a couple of our players would be playing 5 more minutes a game.