Game 37: Bobcats @ Pacers

[Nuntius]

They both work, but I think having Stephenson give the bench instant offense would really help. My only concern is that Hansbrough wouldn't be very good as a backup PG.

Well, we could play Lance as a PG and have Ben operate as a spot up shooter.

[Jake0890]

You don't hope for players to get injured, but it would be interesting to see how much worse they would play without Roy just in case the playoffs end earlier for us than expected. Not out of the realm of possibilities that we wouldn't be that much worse, like we aren't that much worse without Granger. We would be a lot cheaper though.

We did see how bad we were without Granger early this season until Paul George stepped up. We started 4-7 I think. But when Granger comes back, doesn't that make us that much better if PG continues to play like this, and Stephenson gets to be a 6th man? Maybe our offense will become respectable.

[Pacersike]

You don't hope for players to get injured, but it would be interesting to see how much worse they would play without Roy just in case the playoffs end earlier for us than expected. Not out of the realm of possibilities that we wouldn't be that much worse, like we aren't that much worse without Granger. We would be a lot cheaper though.

We did see how bad we were without Granger early this season until Paul George stepped up. We started 4-7 I think. But when Granger comes back, doesn't that make us that much better if PG continues to play like this, and Stephenson gets to be a 6th man? Maybe our offense will become respectable.

Granger's return will make us better, no doubt about that, I just don't expect it will make a huge difference for our offense. Respectable, average offense at best would be my guess. Not sure the defense wouldn't be worse with George defending midget twos again, Granger on MeloBrons and I have my doubts about Stephenson being the go-to-guy from the bench unit as well.

I don't mind to be wrong though