Prokorov wrote:jeff1624 wrote:Prokorov wrote:
this is the playoffs. most teams shorten their rotation to 7 or 8 guys unless they are just comfortably winning the series.
it was smart of hollins to tighten it up even more, you need to play the guys you can trust. right now those only guys are jack and anderson. plumlee needs to play better, but if he isnt early cant risk putting him back out there. also cant really mess around playing dleagues or guys who havent played all year.
you have 6-8 rotation minutes to play with in the first half. if guys dont respond then you need to rid your core guys in the second half.
i dont want to see plumlee unless he is playing positive ball those 4-6 miinutes he gets early.
That's fine, but one of the reserves is usually a big man. Going 7 deep without a backup bigman is dangerous especially when the starter is a lumbering 7 footer with foot problems playing 40+ minutes every night. Plumlee needs to play better even if it's for 12 minutes.
normally yes. but you can sub in anderson for lopez and slid thad to the 5 when horford is on the bench as antic and milsap are small as bigs. that lineup with thad at the 5 helped us go on that big run to start the 4th.
i jsut dont think we can trust plumlee right now. im fine giving him 4 minutes to show something early or giving those 4 to jordan to see i he can earn a second half cameo
Yeah, but thad at the 5 was also a reason we kept giving up offensive rebounds. I'm actually glad Hollins went that route and is keeping Plumlee on a short leash. He should continue doing so if he plays like dog crap like he did tonight. My comments are directed more at Plumlee than it is at hollins. Plumlee NEEDS to play better. If not then we might need to give Jordan a look... or even Jefferson who's a better rebounder than Thad.