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Here is a quick list of what you need in your writeup.

1. Specific years for each player on your team
2. Rotations and minutes for each player
3. Reasoning as to why your team will win and/or why people should vote for you.

Do not vote in this thread until both managers have submitted their writeups. Once the writeups are posted, I will add a poll, and the team with the most votes after 24 hours will advance. EACH MANAGER SHOULD ALSO VOTE FOR THEIR OWN TEAM IN THE POLL - IF YOU FAIL TO DO THIS, YOU ARE SIMPLY GIVING AWAY A VOTE. If the votes are tied, we will decide the matchup via AI vote.

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If writeups aren't posted within 24 hours, we will vote solely based on the players they have drafted (and any rotations they have posted on their roster page).

lilroddyb wrote:

Dr Positivity wrote:

PG: Derek Harper (1990: 14.2 FGA)
SG: Dwyane Wade (2006: 18.8 FGA)
SF: Chris Mullin (1990: 16.3 FGA)
PF: Kevin McHale (1986: 14.4 FGA)
C: Isaiah Hartenstein (2024: 4.9 FGA)

PG/SG: Alex Caruso (2023: 4.3 FGA)
SF: Joe Ingles (2017: 5.5 FGA)
C: Arvydas Sabonis (1997: 9.5 FGA)

87.9 / 88

PG: Derek Harper (38) / Alex Caruso (10)
SG: Dwyane Wade (32) / Alex Caruso (16)
SF: Chris Mullin (36) / Joe Ingles (6) / Dwyane Wade (6)
PF: Kevin McHale (38) / Joe Ingles (8) / Isaiah Hartenstein (2)
C: Isaiah Hartenstein (26) / Arvydas Sabonis (22)

GL roddy

Defensive matchups: We're going to start with IHart on Davis, McHale on Green, Mullin on White, Harper on Penny, Wade on Thompson. This is a little awkward but we get a handle on his most athletic players and his two stars, and Caruso is a huge asset against this lineup. We also cause him some problems on the other end, for example his small frontcourt lineups could have issues as Hartenstein is underrated rebounder, and Sabonis can score over a player like Thompson.

Penny/Davis and Wade/McHale are close, while his team has a bit more talent around them but it fits worse whereas we have a nice mix of Mullin as 3rd option shooter, Harper as balanced PG and Hartenstein, Sabonis, Caruso and Ingles is excellent bottom 4. Mitchell will have to share the ball with Penny and it is also an ok defensive fit and I'm not sure how Thompson's offensive game fits in. While he has the best bench player I'd argue the back of ours is better with no weak links.

C: Anthony Davis 36 min / Steven Adams 12 min
Pf: Amen Thompson 36 min / Jonathan Isaac 12 min
Sf: Anfernee Hardaway 36 min / Danny Green 12 min
Sg: Danny Green 24 min / Derrick White 24 min
Pg: Derrick White 12 min / Donovan Mitchell 36 min

2020 Anthony Davis 17.7
1996 Anfernee Hardaway 14.8
2024 Derrick White 11.5
2014 Danny Green 7.4
2025 Donovan Mitchell 18.6
2024 Jonathan Isaac 4.9
2025 Steven Adams 3
2025 Amen Thompson 10.1


tfga: 88


Defense

Anthony Davis/STeven Adams on Hartenstein
Amen Thompson/Isaac on McHAle
Danny Green on Mullin
Derrick White on Wade
Anfernee/Donovan on Harper

offense

I think the offense is really versatile with multiple guys that can bring up the ball and playmake, good spacing all around, elite offball players in Davis, Danny Green, White and Elite sixth man in Donovan mitchell

best of luck Dr P

I think my team is deeper

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Matchup is open. Team owners please vote for yourselves

Tough to win with only 2 All Stars, even with very high quality non-All stars.

Also not exactly an ideal team to go small against.

I like Penny-AD-White as a starting point, but it seems like adding Mitchell and Amen made things a bit too complicated for roddy.

Dr P advances