OxAndFox wrote:KF10 wrote:Just piggy backing on my other post at the other thread —
What do you guys think on what should the starting 5 be entering next season?
Fox & Sabonis are locks for obvious reasons. Keegan is another automatic lock as well. Same goes for DDR.
So the question is should Monk get the nod at the 2? Or should the Kings build off what Keon produced at the 2 last season?
For me, I like what Keon brings to the table at the 2 spot. Inserting Monk in an already offensively minded starting unit would be redundant, imo. Keon brings a defensive energy and general “plug & play” role that can easily be seen as a plus with the starting unit.
So, for me, I don’t mind seeing:
Fox
Keon
DDR
Keegan
Sabonis
Having Monk, Huerter & Lyles off the bench is very solid. That is a steady 8-man rotation.
Would have to agree regarding Monk and Keon. I wouldn't be completely against giving Monk the opportunity, but it feels like with DDR it would be tough to get enough shots between them all.
If we start monk we deserve to lose would be malpractice actually. We saw the defense change with Ellis even if he starts and plays 20mpg he has to start and if they think he can’t start then give Brooklyn that first and start Cam. Worst case start Huerter, gives us an elite shooter who doesn’t need the ball. Starting three ball handlers and Sabonis and leaving none of them for the bench is mind boggling to me. Ellis balences out the lineup and having Monk/Hurter off the bench gives us serious offense when we go to the bench