Is it time to trade Millsap?

[franklin]

because he, like 95% of the jazz's players, is wildly inconsistent.

I wouldn't even think of classifying Millsap in the same category as other inconsistent Jazz players. The guy is a tweener. His outperfomance-underporformance swings have everything to do with match-up demographics and little to do with Millsap's actual play. He's not going to be a beast against the Lakers. Miami is undersized inside. Millsap can find an edge in those situations. He really only found an edge, a fluke edge, for 5 minutes against Miami. The game wasn't stellar domination from start to finish of anything besides a 5 minute overtime period.

Y'all are fickle. Get off Millsap's jock ya bunch of armchair quarterbacks.

 

[SojoDave]

I really don't think it is a matter of motivation. The sure physics of being a 6'7"(or shorter) playing against taller players wears on a player. I think it's pretty obvious you can't have an undersized power forward and an undersized center and be successful for very long. I know this sounds like blasphemy, but I think if we can't move Millsap, we should move him to the bench and start Memo or Fes at center and move Big Al to PF.

 

[fairweather]

Except that neither Fes nor Memo are ready to start. I've never understood why we need to keep a set starting five. Why not modify the lineup to best match up against the teams we play?