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Originally Posted by SMC0007
This is just not going to happen much. The only chance of this is when we clearly outmatch other teams potential SLU. I've been on the same page about our rotation for a while and I agree with everything else.
I don't even expect what we saw last night with much consistency, because DFS is a key piece and Rick didn't have that to lean on.
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I think he's talking about starting a frontline of KP, Kleber and DFS all together
Your not reducing DFS minutes your just moving him back to his natural SF position where is he better at defending wings as opposed to bigger PFs
Imo that has always been the best option in terms of starters because all 3 of those guys can defend and knock down 3's
WCS would play off the bench and he could be slotted next to any of those 3 guys doing his 12-16 minutes of playing time. All those guys can defend and play vs big or small lineups because they have length and mobility
Now I agree with RC we might not ever see this happen again or often but last night was a prime example of why and how you utilize those guys all together and lonzo ball spoke highly of it
That is why the Lakers are so good defensively inside because they consistently play 3 seven footers to contest everything at the rim
I honestly believe as fans we sale our bigs shorts
I believe our bigs are actually a strength not a weakness. I think if your talking about the best players regardless of size Kp, Kleber, DFS and WCS are amongst the top 10 players on this team regardless of position
I'd take them over JJB, Lee, Jackson, MKG and Brunson.
But because of our love for small ball some of those smaller players mentioned will push bigger talented players to the end of bench