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zoyathedestroya wrote:
So according to this, Tatum has the 2nd worst spacing among the top 10 scorers. Tell us something we don't know. Add to Tatum's own struggles shooting the ball, no wonder Cs starters are ranked 26th in the league in 3FG%.
Larry_Russell wrote:Parliament10 wrote:snowman wrote:I think they starters should remain as is, with only a situational change. We should move Horford to back up 5 except against the team that start a "two big" lineup. and move G. Will in the the starting PF spot, or move Richardson into the SG spot and rotate Brown and Tatum over to SF and PF.
As far as the bench goes, during this upcoming trade deadline, we really should try to open up a roster spot to move Denzel Valentine to the big club for the remaining part of the year. He's just killing it in the G-League with 22pts, 11.3 rebs, and shooting 47 % from 3 on 11 attempts per game. Just a couple thoughts.
I like the Idea of Grant Starting, except when the Double-Centers are needed.
Not sure about moving Valentine up.
Though, I would play Hauser and B. Thomas as Two-Ways, as much as possible.
Richardson and Pritchard can share Backup PG duties, as a 2-Ballhandler 2nd Unit.
Proposed Rotation, 2nd Half of 2021-22:
Starters: Smart - Brown - Tatum - Grant - R. Williams
Rotation: Pritchard - Richardson - Langford/Nesmith - Horford
Reserves: XXXX - XXXX - XXXX - Fernando - Kanter
Two-Ways: Thomas - Hauser
Only weakspot there is backup PF or Center IMO.
Schroder ideally addresses that. The bench would be really solid with:
2 ball handlers (Pritchard and Richardson)
3 defenders (Richardson and Romeo and Horford)
2 shooters (Pritchard and Nesmith)
2.5 playmakers (horford and Richardson, a potential of Pritchard
And a much better than expected Horford as the stabilizing force at PF or C
zoyathedestroya wrote:
So according to this, Tatum has the 2nd worst spacing among the top 10 scorers. Tell us something we don't know. Add to Tatum's own struggles shooting the ball, no wonder Cs starters are ranked 26th in the league in 3FG%.
snowman wrote:There are 30 games left in the regular season. For Brown to hit his bonus and push us further into lux tax he will have to play 27 of the 30 games and become an all-star this season. If he hits his bonuses, we will be a little less than 2.8 mil over tax, if he doesn't, we will only be about 850 K.
How many think he will hit his bonuses.
Triple M wrote:Are we in the most of turning it around. The fact we are actually blowing out teams is excellent for a change because, over the last few years, it seemed like every game was within 5 points in the last few minutes only to lose at the end.
Parliament10 wrote:snowman wrote:There are 30 games left in the regular season. For Brown to hit his bonus and push us further into lux tax he will have to play 27 of the 30 games and become an all-star this season. If he hits his bonuses, we will be a little less than 2.8 mil over tax, if he doesn't, we will only be about 850 K.
How many think he will hit his bonuses.
I think that he misses the All-Stars. But, he might make the games, though.
Fencer reregistered wrote:Parliament10 wrote:snowman wrote:There are 30 games left in the regular season. For Brown to hit his bonus and push us further into lux tax he will have to play 27 of the 30 games and become an all-star this season. If he hits his bonuses, we will be a little less than 2.8 mil over tax, if he doesn't, we will only be about 850 K.
How many think he will hit his bonuses.
I think that he misses the All-Stars. But, he might make the games, though.
Most of the guys who placed ahead of or close to Jaylen in the voting would probably also be selected ahead of him by the coaches, because of team record -- if healthy, of course.
https://pr.nba.com/voting-results-2022-nba-all-star-game-starters/
Larry_Russell wrote:zoyathedestroya wrote:
So according to this, Tatum has the 2nd worst spacing among the top 10 scorers. Tell us something we don't know. Add to Tatum's own struggles shooting the ball, no wonder Cs starters are ranked 26th in the league in 3FG%.
I find Ja Surprising.
I thought they were a better shooting team than us.
The Comedian wrote:The few other advanced stats paint a pretty similar picture to the screenshots above. Rob is incredibly impactful, Smart has been way better than people think, they love Jaylen offensively (less so defensively), and Tatum being that level of impactful while shooting 33% from three is scary.
steefP2 wrote:Larry_Russell wrote:zoyathedestroya wrote:
So according to this, Tatum has the 2nd worst spacing among the top 10 scorers. Tell us something we don't know. Add to Tatum's own struggles shooting the ball, no wonder Cs starters are ranked 26th in the league in 3FG%.
I find Ja Surprising.
I thought they were a better shooting team than us.
Nah they're team floater. off all the guys that play a lot of minutes, only bane is a really good shooter. Tyus jones is fine but he's backup pg so doesn't share much with JA. Rest is melton, kyle anderson, Jaren Jackson, adams, Clarke. Don't think any of those crack above 35%.
