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Re: New depth chart 

Post#41 » by tradez401 » Mon Feb 12, 2024 10:54 pm

cade
ivey
ausar
fontecchio
duren

gotta be the starting lineup for the rest of the season

sasser
?
grimes
muscala
stewart (when healthy)

should be the bench to end the season
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#42 » by FloridaMan78 » Mon Feb 12, 2024 11:00 pm

LaSheed wrote:I'm definitely ok with Ausar starting or getting the most minutes off the bench but I really like the idea of a Sasser/Grimes/Stewart trio off the bench.


I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#43 » by vege » Mon Feb 12, 2024 11:51 pm

FloridaMan78 wrote:
LaSheed wrote:I'm definitely ok with Ausar starting or getting the most minutes off the bench but I really like the idea of a Sasser/Grimes/Stewart trio off the bench.


I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.


Grimes does not have the size to play the 3. Ivey is bigger than him. Grimes is close to Sasser in size.

Jaden Ivey have a 6'9" wingspan
Marcus Sasser have a 6'7" wingspan
Quentin Grimes have a 6'7.75" wingspan

Grimes is a 2.

Fournier is also a 2 but hopefully he won't get minutes (who am I kidding, he's probably starting :( )

Evan Fournier have a 6'7.5" wingspan

The only guys on the roster with size to play the 3 or the 4 are Cade/Fontecchio/Troy Brown Jr (and maybe Shake Milton who has a weird build)

Troy Brown Jr have a 6'10.75" wingspan
Simone Fontecchio have a 6'11" wingspan
Cade Cunningham have a 7'0.25" wingspan
Shake Milton have a 7'0.75" wingspan despite being 6'4.5" with shoes and 205lbs

I never liked this idea, but maybe Cade could add some more mass and be our 4? I like him more as a guard tho.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#44 » by DetroitSho » Tue Feb 13, 2024 12:14 am

vege wrote:
FloridaMan78 wrote:
LaSheed wrote:I'm definitely ok with Ausar starting or getting the most minutes off the bench but I really like the idea of a Sasser/Grimes/Stewart trio off the bench.


I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.


Grimes does not have the size to play the 3. Ivey is bigger than him. Grimes is close to Sasser in size.

Jaden Ivey have a 6'9" wingspan
Marcus Sasser have a 6'7" wingspan
Quentin Grimes have a 6'7.75" wingspan

Grimes is a 2.

Fournier is also a 2 but hopefully he won't get minutes (who am I kidding, he's probably starting :( )

Evan Fournier have a 6'7.5" wingspan

The only guys on the roster with size to play the 3 or the 4 are Cade/Fontecchio/Troy Brown Jr (and maybe Shake Milton who has a weird build)

Troy Brown Jr have a 6'10.75" wingspan
Simone Fontecchio have a 6'11" wingspan
Cade Cunningham have a 7'0.25" wingspan
Shake Milton have a 7'0.75" wingspan despite being 6'4.5" with shoes and 205lbs

I never liked this idea, but maybe Cade could add some more mass and be our 4? I like him more as a guard tho.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#45 » by bstein14 » Tue Feb 13, 2024 12:34 am

vege wrote:
FloridaMan78 wrote:
LaSheed wrote:I'm definitely ok with Ausar starting or getting the most minutes off the bench but I really like the idea of a Sasser/Grimes/Stewart trio off the bench.


I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.


Grimes does not have the size to play the 3. Ivey is bigger than him. Grimes is close to Sasser in size.

Jaden Ivey have a 6'9" wingspan
Marcus Sasser have a 6'7" wingspan
Quentin Grimes have a 6'7.75" wingspan

Grimes is a 2.

Fournier is also a 2 but hopefully he won't get minutes (who am I kidding, he's probably starting :( )

Evan Fournier have a 6'7.5" wingspan

The only guys on the roster with size to play the 3 or the 4 are Cade/Fontecchio/Troy Brown Jr (and maybe Shake Milton who has a weird build)

Troy Brown Jr have a 6'10.75" wingspan
Simone Fontecchio have a 6'11" wingspan
Cade Cunningham have a 7'0.25" wingspan
Shake Milton have a 7'0.75" wingspan despite being 6'4.5" with shoes and 205lbs

I never liked this idea, but maybe Cade could add some more mass and be our 4? I like him more as a guard tho.


Monty has said many times that he doesn't really believe in positions on defense that your 2/3/4 all need to be able to switch and defend whoever.

If you look at last season with New York, Grimes played a bunch with Brunson + Quickley (456 minutes together which I don't think any trio on our team has played that much yet this year) and they were incredibly effective and we know Brunson and Quickley are smaller than our guards.

Also its been mentioned here previously, Cade doesn't really have the speed to stay in front of smaller guards so having Cade starting off (of course he'll get switched up) on SFs likely not going to be a problem in most instances. Many of the bigger/taller small forwards in the league has transitioned over to the PF spot anyways(KD, LeBron, etc)
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#46 » by FloridaMan78 » Tue Feb 13, 2024 12:41 am

vege wrote:
FloridaMan78 wrote:
LaSheed wrote:I'm definitely ok with Ausar starting or getting the most minutes off the bench but I really like the idea of a Sasser/Grimes/Stewart trio off the bench.


I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.


Grimes does not have the size to play the 3. Ivey is bigger than him. Grimes is close to Sasser in size.

Jaden Ivey have a 6'9" wingspan
Marcus Sasser have a 6'7" wingspan
Quentin Grimes have a 6'7.75" wingspan

Grimes is a 2.

Fournier is also a 2 but hopefully he won't get minutes (who am I kidding, he's probably starting :( )

Evan Fournier have a 6'7.5" wingspan

The only guys on the roster with size to play the 3 or the 4 are Cade/Fontecchio/Troy Brown Jr (and maybe Shake Milton who has a weird build)

Troy Brown Jr have a 6'10.75" wingspan
Simone Fontecchio have a 6'11" wingspan
Cade Cunningham have a 7'0.25" wingspan
Shake Milton have a 7'0.75" wingspan despite being 6'4.5" with shoes and 205lbs

I never liked this idea, but maybe Cade could add some more mass and be our 4? I like him more as a guard tho.


Cade would be guarding the 3. Of course it depends on matchups, and we have Ausar to start if the defense requires it. Grimes is a good point of attack defender. His defense reminds me of KCP, not as good when he’s undersized.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#47 » by vege » Tue Feb 13, 2024 4:16 am

bstein14 wrote:
vege wrote:
FloridaMan78 wrote:
I like the Sasser/Ausar/Stewart off the bench taking every min

Ivey, Cade, Grimes, Fonteccio, Duren starting

Ivey, Grimes, Duren off first
Sasser, Cade, Ausar, Fonteccio, Stewart

Ivey, Sasser, Grimes, Ausar, Stewart

Then back to starters. Ausar as long as possible.
I wish, I know Monty won’t.


Grimes does not have the size to play the 3. Ivey is bigger than him. Grimes is close to Sasser in size.

Jaden Ivey have a 6'9" wingspan
Marcus Sasser have a 6'7" wingspan
Quentin Grimes have a 6'7.75" wingspan

Grimes is a 2.

Fournier is also a 2 but hopefully he won't get minutes (who am I kidding, he's probably starting :( )

Evan Fournier have a 6'7.5" wingspan

The only guys on the roster with size to play the 3 or the 4 are Cade/Fontecchio/Troy Brown Jr (and maybe Shake Milton who has a weird build)

Troy Brown Jr have a 6'10.75" wingspan
Simone Fontecchio have a 6'11" wingspan
Cade Cunningham have a 7'0.25" wingspan
Shake Milton have a 7'0.75" wingspan despite being 6'4.5" with shoes and 205lbs

I never liked this idea, but maybe Cade could add some more mass and be our 4? I like him more as a guard tho.


Monty has said many times that he doesn't really believe in positions on defense that your 2/3/4 all need to be able to switch and defend whoever.

If you look at last season with New York, Grimes played a bunch with Brunson + Quickley (456 minutes together which I don't think any trio on our team has played that much yet this year) and they were incredibly effective and we know Brunson and Quickley are smaller than our guards.

Also its been mentioned here previously, Cade doesn't really have the speed to stay in front of smaller guards so having Cade starting off (of course he'll get switched up) on SFs likely not going to be a problem in most instances. Many of the bigger/taller small forwards in the league has transitioned over to the PF spot anyways(KD, LeBron, etc)


IQ has a 6'8.25" wingspan, smaller than Ivey for example but he was a beast of a defender in NY, but yes, Cade would likely be the 3 in that lineup which I don't really like but is playable for sure.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#48 » by LaSheed » Tue Feb 13, 2024 9:55 am

Idk if anybody can confirm or not whether we tried to trade for Tobias before or after the Simone Fontechio trade. Drinking the trade deadline kool-aid but I think we can get 85% Tobias out of 50% of his contract atleast.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#49 » by DET_Athletics » Fri Feb 23, 2024 12:26 pm

Is Grimes hurt?

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Re: New depth chart 

Post#50 » by vege » Fri Feb 23, 2024 12:52 pm

DET_Athletics wrote:Is Grimes hurt?

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Re: New depth chart 

Post#51 » by bstein14 » Fri Feb 23, 2024 2:04 pm

There is zero indication at all that Wiseman will be out of the rotation, or that Stewart won't be starting.

Duren / Wiseman (or Musc at times if coach gets fed up with Wiseman)
Stew / Ausar
Font / Grimes
Ivey / Sasser
Cade / Fournier

That looks most likely to be the 10 man rotation when healthy IMO.

Wiseman is playing for his NBA life right now and he also shares and agent with Cade so you know he is a player that Jeff Schwartz wants to see in that backup center role and we also know that Weaver has seemingly done a lot to help Schwartz and his clients since drafting Cade.
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Re: New depth chart 

Post#52 » by Kalamazoo317 » Fri Feb 23, 2024 2:28 pm

I'm starting to think that discussions of depth charts are pointless for this team. We're going to play 11-13 guys every night and the rotations are going to make no sense.

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