KD35Brah wrote:*snip*
Was just about to post this, almost guarantees Singler and Kanter are back.
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“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
Grolgar wrote:Do you think Kanter would be okay being our 6th man?
I'd love to see this starting lineup:
PG: Russ
SG: Morrow/Roberson (vary it depending on match ups please)
SF: KD
PF: Serge
C: Adams
I'd then bring out KD and Adams first and let Russ and Kanter work the pick and roll.
What I love about this team is the flexibility now. Why can't we stagger lineups and use guys based on their strengths and opponents? For example, instead of forcing Roberson into a 3 and D role he's clearly not offensively ready for, bring him in as a defensive specialist. Some nights he gets 20 minutes and other nights zero. Thoughts?
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Grolgar wrote:I get the reasoning, but I guess I don't think Roberson should start every game. I think he needs to learn to play situationally. If the other team is starting Tony Wroten then why play Roberson? We know Roberson can become unplayable in certain playoff situations so why not use Robes situationally all season?
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Grolgar wrote:I get the reasoning, but I guess I don't think Roberson should start every game. I think he needs to learn to play situationally. If the other team is starting Tony Wroten then why play Roberson? We know Roberson can become unplayable in certain playoff situations so why not use Robes situationally all season?
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
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Grolgar wrote:Do you think Kanter would be okay being our 6th man?
I'd love to see this starting lineup:
PG: Russ
SG: Morrow/Roberson (vary it depending on match ups please)
SF: KD
PF: Serge
C: Adams
I'd then bring out KD and Adams first and let Russ and Kanter work the pick and roll.
What I love about this team is the flexibility now. Why can't we stagger lineups and use guys based on their strengths and opponents? For example, instead of forcing Roberson into a 3 and D role he's clearly not offensively ready for, bring him in as a defensive specialist. Some nights he gets 20 minutes and other nights zero. Thoughts?
bondom34 wrote:As weird as it sounds, I'd debate trading back if Oubre wasn't available. I've talked about a pick swap w/ Toronto where they get PJ and Dion, OKC gets Ross, and they swap 14 for 20, some seem to like it on the trade board, others meh. Ross can at least shoot some and might be a solid KD backup if Oubre's not there.
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
Marcus50 wrote:Grolgar wrote:Do you think Kanter would be okay being our 6th man?
I'd love to see this starting lineup:
PG: Russ
SG: Morrow/Roberson (vary it depending on match ups please)
SF: KD
PF: Serge
C: Adams
I'd then bring out KD and Adams first and let Russ and Kanter work the pick and roll.
What I love about this team is the flexibility now. Why can't we stagger lineups and use guys based on their strengths and opponents? For example, instead of forcing Roberson into a 3 and D role he's clearly not offensively ready for, bring him in as a defensive specialist. Some nights he gets 20 minutes and other nights zero. Thoughts?
I think that is our best starting lineup but Kanter's defense will kill us in the 2nd lineup.
The big question in my mind is why does okc think it can fix Kanter's defense when the Jazz spent 4 years and got nowhere?
“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
Marcus50 wrote:Grolgar wrote:Do you think Kanter would be okay being our 6th man?
I'd love to see this starting lineup:
PG: Russ
SG: Morrow/Roberson (vary it depending on match ups please)
SF: KD
PF: Serge
C: Adams
I'd then bring out KD and Adams first and let Russ and Kanter work the pick and roll.
What I love about this team is the flexibility now. Why can't we stagger lineups and use guys based on their strengths and opponents? For example, instead of forcing Roberson into a 3 and D role he's clearly not offensively ready for, bring him in as a defensive specialist. Some nights he gets 20 minutes and other nights zero. Thoughts?
I think that is our best starting lineup but Kanter's defense will kill us in the 2nd lineup.
The big question in my mind is why does okc think it can fix Kanter's defense when the Jazz spent 4 years and got nowhere?
spearsy23 wrote:Marcus50 wrote:Grolgar wrote:Do you think Kanter would be okay being our 6th man?
I'd love to see this starting lineup:
PG: Russ
SG: Morrow/Roberson (vary it depending on match ups please)
SF: KD
PF: Serge
C: Adams
I'd then bring out KD and Adams first and let Russ and Kanter work the pick and roll.
What I love about this team is the flexibility now. Why can't we stagger lineups and use guys based on their strengths and opponents? For example, instead of forcing Roberson into a 3 and D role he's clearly not offensively ready for, bring him in as a defensive specialist. Some nights he gets 20 minutes and other nights zero. Thoughts?
I think that is our best starting lineup but Kanter's defense will kill us in the 2nd lineup.
The big question in my mind is why does okc think it can fix Kanter's defense when the Jazz spent 4 years and got nowhere?
Because he's 23 and big men take a while to figure out NBA defense. Especially ones that aren't uber athletic. Besides, it's not like we expect him to be Marc Gasol, he just has to be slightly below average. Even if he stays terribad he scores so well that having him play 24 minutes per night isn't a bad thing. He was putting up 18/10 in well under 30 minutes, that's insane production.
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KD35Brah wrote:Looks like we got one assistant down.
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Is he any good?
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“If you're getting stops and you're making threes and the other team's not scoring, that's when you're going to see a huge point difference there,” coach Billy Donovan said.
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