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Post#561 » by Fencer reregistered » Sun Aug 24, 2025 2:38 pm

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Fencer reregistered wrote:The first tranche of minutes at the 1-3 go to Brown, White, Pritchard and -- when Tatum is healthy again -- whatever usage Tatum gets playing next to double bigs. In that model, Simons won't be worth keeping.

The next tranche is a competition between Hauser, Scheirman, Walsh, Gonzalez et al. If Hauser doesn't dominate that competition, it might well be appropriate to trade him.


Are you suggesting that only one from that next tranche group can get rotation minutes when Tatum returns and assuming Simons does not? And how would you qualify dominate? As a designated shooter he is almost certainly won't lose that competition, where else can the rest of the group catch up and make Hauser expendable?


Maybe I undercounted by one guy.

To keep it simple, assume there are 3*48 = 144 minutes for those guys, 3 of whom are starters getting 30+ minutes each. That leaves room mainly for a Sixth Man plus another rotation player, with everybody else getting scraps or injury-replacement roles at best.

I guess we could say that Jrue was traded for Simons and now Simons basically gets Jrue's minutes, with roles otherwise going through fairly minor adjustments. Or if Simons is traded than there's room for at least one rotation player next to Hauser.
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Post#562 » by Bad-Thoma » Mon Aug 25, 2025 7:11 pm

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Fencer reregistered wrote:The first tranche of minutes at the 1-3 go to Brown, White, Pritchard and -- when Tatum is healthy again -- whatever usage Tatum gets playing next to double bigs. In that model, Simons won't be worth keeping.

The next tranche is a competition between Hauser, Scheirman, Walsh, Gonzalez et al. If Hauser doesn't dominate that competition, it might well be appropriate to trade him.


Are you suggesting that only one from that next tranche group can get rotation minutes when Tatum returns and assuming Simons does not? And how would you qualify dominate? As a designated shooter he is almost certainly won't lose that competition, where else can the rest of the group catch up and make Hauser expendable?


Maybe I undercounted by one guy.

To keep it simple, assume there are 3*48 = 144 minutes for those guys, 3 of whom are starters getting 30+ minutes each. That leaves room mainly for a Sixth Man plus another rotation player, with everybody else getting scraps or injury-replacement roles at best.

I guess we could say that Jrue was traded for Simons and now Simons basically gets Jrue's minutes, with roles otherwise going through fairly minor adjustments. Or if Simons is traded than there's room for at least one rotation player next to Hauser.


I'd be pretty surprised if any of our current front court players hit 30 minutes on average, that feels like a "by committee" kind of group. I could be completely wrong and someone could emerge but I think it'll be a deeper rotation than Joe usually uses.
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Post#563 » by zoyathedestroya » Mon Aug 25, 2025 10:52 pm

I still can’t believe Brad was able to get Schei, JT, and Luka all on the same team.
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Post#564 » by brackdan70 » Tue Aug 26, 2025 12:11 pm

zoyathedestroya wrote:I still can’t believe Brad was able to get Schei, JT, and Luka all on the same team.

(Elgin) Baylor (Shai)erman is set to have a big season.
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Post#565 » by flintsky21 » Tue Aug 26, 2025 2:16 pm

zoyathedestroya wrote:I still can’t believe Brad was able to get Schei, JT, and Luka all on the same team.

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Post#566 » by Curmudgeon » Fri Aug 29, 2025 5:34 pm

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zoyathedestroya wrote:I still can’t believe Brad was able to get Schei, JT, and Luka all on the same team.

(Elgin) Baylor (Shai)erman is set to have a big season.


Not if his performance in Summer league was any indication.
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Post#567 » by bucknersrevenge » Fri Aug 29, 2025 7:38 pm

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brackdan70 wrote:
zoyathedestroya wrote:I still can’t believe Brad was able to get Schei, JT, and Luka all on the same team.

(Elgin) Baylor (Shai)erman is set to have a big season.


Not if his performance in Summer league was any indication.


Well, tbf, how often is Summer League an indication of anything?
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Post#568 » by Curmudgeon » Sat Aug 30, 2025 11:53 pm

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brackdan70 wrote:(Elgin) Baylor (Shai)erman is set to have a big season.


Not if his performance in Summer league was any indication.


Well, tbf, how often is Summer League an indication of anything?


If you play well in Summer league, it means absolutely nothing. If you play poorly, it means you played poorly against G-league caliber opposition.
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Post#569 » by bucknersrevenge » Sun Aug 31, 2025 12:54 am

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bucknersrevenge wrote:
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Not if his performance in Summer league was any indication.


Well, tbf, how often is Summer League an indication of anything?


If you play well in Summer league, it means absolutely nothing. If you play poorly, it means you played poorly against G-league caliber opposition.


Right. But he didn't play poorly. He SHOT poorly. His overall floor game was solid. Nobody worries about shooting during Summer League.
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