GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:pifhluk23 wrote:GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:
im almost of the opinion we go with a 3 guard front. i like defenders in the porter/ajg/rollins mold with super active athletic bigs behind them.
those bigger active wing defenders of the past are all more suited to pf these days
id switch sims and portis on your depth chart to accomplish that look. obviously an upgrade would help there but hed do for now
kpj
gtj
ajg
giannis
sims
thats my lineup. let kpj take the bigger assignments. ajg could too. on offense wed run and shoot them off the court
At the very least that's a fun offensive lineup and Giannis is stacking stats. 1st rd exit though.
thats the version of the lineup that was very competitive with indy tho. make it deeper, commit to it, get to know it.... and we got them.
if we can play with indy as a smaller faster hodge podge that isnt even coached properly after theyd had no real court time to gel in those roles....then i dont see how you can say its necessarily a first round exit team if we keep adding talent that fits that new mentality.
also....to me.....kpj, ajg, sims, rollins....all those guys have a ton of upside in the system im suggesting. i have no idea what the ceiling would be. wed be a really young team. youd have to assume progression right?
I actually agree with this. Not only was it our best lineup in the Indy series but it was also very successful down the stretch in the regular season post the Dame injury.
I still think you need to add a bigger wing defender though, even if its not a starter level guy. While I think KPJ and AJG are good defenders I think its a lot to ask them to guard someone like Tatum, Kawhi, etc. You need someone on the roster that can handle those assignments.