jordanwilliams6 wrote:chitownsports4ever wrote:Somethings gotta give we cant move Zach and there is no way Zach, Coby, and Ayo can co exist anymore and the inability to move Zach may force them to have to move either Coby or Ayo.
Coby played 35 mpg last season
Ayo played 30 mpg
Zach when healthy plays 35 mpg
They just traded for Giddey who I would bet big money on that they are planning on putting the ball in his hand and playing him at least 30+ mpg .
?? Zo may be able to give us 20 mpg as a 3 and d guard maybe more who knows but hes left one of the best three point shooters in the leaguer even if hes not fullcourt Zo next year he could still be our Klay
I cant see Coby or Ayo agreeing voluntarily to go back to being 15-20 mpg game players again and if Billy says well they are good players they will figure it out one more offseason I will be in the rafters of the UC ready to take him out .
There is going to be a price to pay for not being able to move Zach the question is whose agent forces the issue first and we certainly shouldnt be trying to purposely run out yet a another small ball lineup
Coby (34), Ayo (14)
Zach (32), Ayo (16)
Giddey (30), Williams (4), Craig (14)
Williams (24), Buzelis (20), Smith (4)
Vuc (30), Smith (18)
There's plenty of minutes there. I don't like the lineup with Zach in it but there's more than enough minutes for Coby & Ayo to go around. Coby & Zach just need to be staggered so one is one the court at all times.
Totally agree!
IF they want to win games this season (that's a big IF), they can stagger the minutes to get Ayo, Smith, Craig (and Ball if he can play) to improve our defensive balance. Line-ups these are probably our best ones:
Giddey, Ayo, Zach, Pat, Vuc
Ball, Coby, Ayo, Craig, Vuc
Giddey, Ayo, Matas, Craig, Vuc
Coby, Zach, Matas, Pat, Smith
Ball, Coby, Zack, Pat, Smith
Giddey, Coby, Ayo, Matas, Smith
Vuc should really be getting most (really all) of his minutes with the bench unit, he is really terrible against many of the starters, but he's still pretty good against bums.