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I would think so considering Aldridge joined on July 4th.
Though assume you meant the group including Splitter. Goes to show how nice it is not to have someone made of glass.
I would think so considering Aldridge joined on July 4th.
Though assume you meant the group including Splitter. Goes to show how nice it is not to have someone made of glass.
Aldridge playing more games and more minutes per game than Splitter(he missed 32 games and was hobbled in quite a few others). Parker and Kawhi missed a combined 32 games last year as well.
Duncan/Splitter/Parker/Leonard/Green only started together in 25 games last season.
Duncan/Aldridge/Parker/Leonard/Green have already started 20 games together this season.
Good to see some stability in the lineup. Last year was a mess, people rotating in and out every other game.
Starters going to fuc the league
Duncan/Parker/Leonard/Green started 57 games together last season. Aside from a loss in the one game that Austin Daye joined them, here is how they fared with the other bigs:
Splitter: 20-5
Baynes: 5-7
Bonner: 10-0
Diaw: 7-2
Put the rocket back in that lineup!
These are the key items in that stat, imo. Leonard's pink-eye, Splitter's calf, Parker's hamstring, and then another injury for Leonard and the in-and-out injuries for Splitter, combined with Parker's re-injury of the hamstring after he tried to come from it, meant that there was virtually no consistency in the starting line-up. Health makes such a bigger difference than folks want to admit.
Parker missed 14 games in December last year indeed
ing Bonner lol How does he always pull like this?
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