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#1 Corbin can make adjustments
#2 Millsap can play SF and be a great scoring menace
#3 Jefferson-Favors-Millsap is a hell of frontcourt. They have more deffence and more offense than any other combination: Jefferson-Millsap-Hayward, Jefferson-Millsap-Miles, Kanter-Favors-Hayward and so.
54 points and 32 reb of this BIG three.
#4 Tinsley is better pg for that team than Harris and, of course, Watson.
#5 Hayward is improving every game.

#6 No need to keep Kanter!

Not sure you can definitively learn any of those things in one game.

Way to draw a lot of conclusions out of a game where the other team was clearly tanking

Well,
This is the 1st adjustement in a game made for Corbin, so he can make adjustements. This is a good surprise.
Millsap has a good range. He can hit the occasional 3pt shot and can rebound. Of course he can't play SF vs any SF of the league, but he can vs a lot of them. In fact, SF is the weakest position in the league with C.
Those 3 worked pretty well in deffense and offense and let Hayward to play some SG.
Tinsley being better than Watson is not a conclusion of one game... I think so a few time ago.
And Hayward getting better it's something he is doing since allstar break...

ack wrote:#6 No need to keep Kanter!

Let me guess, you are a Kanter fan from Europe. Am I correct? Sheesh!!!

finnegan wrote:

ack wrote:#6 No need to keep Kanter!

Let me guess, you are a Kanter fan from Europe. Am I correct? Sheesh!!!

It's getting unbearable. Can RealGM just make "Enes Kanter" its own section under NBA Team Forums, so there's somewhere else to pine away for a trade that will never happen?

#7 Raymond Felton has trouble simply dribbling the ball.