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In a rare demonstration of brevity, I will employ fewer than ten items to demonstrate my point...
(1) Rotation: Kidd-JET-Josh-Dirk-Damp, Stack-George-Bass; limited minutes for everyone else, if any.
(2) Push the ball offensively...even occasionally pushing it all the way into that little painted area near the basket.
(3) Get Damp involved in the scoring early, and keep him on the floor late. Trust the big guy to hit a FT...he'll surprise you.
(4) When Dirk's resting, tell Josh he's hurt and won't be coming back...maybe he'll focus more and play better in the second half.
(5) Get creative. Put Dirk on the opponent's best PF/C (he'll actually do a decent job). Put Bass at SF for short stints, and use George the same way at PF. Don't be predictable.
(1) Rotation: Kidd-JET-Josh-Dirk-Damp, Stack-George-Bass; limited minutes for everyone else, if any.
(2) Push the ball offensively...even occasionally pushing it all the way into that little painted area near the basket.
(3) Get Damp involved in the scoring early, and keep him on the floor late. Trust the big guy to hit a FT...he'll surprise you.
(4) When Dirk's resting, tell Josh he's hurt and won't be coming back...maybe he'll focus more and play better in the second half.
(5) Get creative. Put Dirk on the opponent's best PF/C (he'll actually do a decent job). Put Bass at SF for short stints, and use George the same way at PF. Don't be predictable.
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DDansby123 wrote:In a rare demonstration of brevity, I will employ fewer than ten items to demonstrate my point...
(1) Rotation: Kidd-JET-Josh-Dirk-Damp, Stack-George-Bass; limited minutes for everyone else, if any.
(2) Push the ball offensively...even occasionally pushing it all the way into that little painted area near the basket.
(3) Get Damp involved in the scoring early, and keep him on the floor late. Trust the big guy to hit a FT...he'll surprise you.
(4) When Dirk's resting, tell Josh he's hurt and won't be coming back...maybe he'll focus more and play better in the second half.
(5) Get creative. Put Dirk on the opponent's best PF/C (he'll actually do a decent job). Put Bass at SF for short stints, and use George the same way at PF. Don't be predictable.
Stack's injury worries me a bit. Last year when George and Damp came back from injury right before the POs, they were basically worthless the rest of the year.
If Stack stinks it up then I say Avery needs to address that somehow...not continue to let him kill us.
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your_dallas_mavericks wrote:Stack needs to drive to the hoop and then and only then take a 3 pointer.
I think with a messed up groin, shooting would be affected.
Edit: I responded to the wrong post. Yes, I am not feeling well.
I agree. I think he will resort to only jump shots if he isn't 100%. His defense may be nonexistent as well.
And we are playing pretty good without him right now.
On another note...what is Avery doing with Jones and Wright? It seems that he is alternating them from game to game. Both of them look pretty good so I'm not sure what is going on. Didn't Wright have a good game against Seattle?
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