AQuintus wrote:LOBO 7 wrote:
Exactly. I still think we should keep him long-term as a spark off the bench. If he reaches his ceiling he could be one of the more dynamic bench players in the league.
Where do the minutes come from though? Flynn obviously isn't going to be able to play the 2 spot. So that means Rubio move over to the 2 (not a good thing) and that cuts into Johnson's and Webster's minutes (also not a good thing).
I guess I'm just not opposed to letting Rubio and Flynn split PG minutes. Rubio only plays 20-25 minutes a game in Europe, when he first comes over he probably won't be ready for much more than that. Flynn will probably never be a good enough defender for really big minutes, but I'm not against the idea of keeping both of them as a 1-2 punch. If Rubio proves capable of defending the 2 for limited minutes, they could probably play at the same time for 5 or 6 minutes a game, giving each of them close to 28 MPG or so without cutting into too many of Johnson's or Webster's minutes. I don't know, I might be crazy.