BDM22 wrote:Kilo wrote:Kennard is in a tougher situation as Galloway is going to get minutes over him. Kennard only will get consistant minutes if one of the other guards gets injured. Reggie/Ish get all the PG minutes and Bradley/Galloway all the SG minutes. Reggie or Ish go down and Galloway slides over to be primarily a point, opening up the SG minutes for Luke.
The coach in SVG is infatuated with depth.
I'm just hoping Stan signed Galloway as insurance (like Boban last year) for Reggie and also in case Kennard isn't ready to play.
Given Galloway's play so far I can't see how Stan could honestly say that he has earned the minutes over Luke at the 2. That could change in the next few games, but I think it's undeniable that Luke brings more on offense by a good margin, and Galloway hasn't even really impressed on D.
I'm guessing they'll probably split time at the backup 2, with Luke seeing a little bit of time at the 3 (next to Bradley), and Galloway getting minutes at the 1 when Reggie inevitably misses time. In the end, neither will be as effective as they would be if the role was well-defined to one player.
This whole situation just underlines the fact that Stan has been atrocious these last 2 off-seasons regarding free agency. I'd way rather have Ish, Luke, Bullock/Tolly, Ellenson, Moreland as our backups than Galloway, Leuer, and Boban.
There's no denying SVG has put a damper on us with these Boban, Leuer and Galloway contracts. Those 3 guys are basically a max contract player salary wise and could have replaced most of their impact signing guys for dirt cheap at the end of the offseason.