They're going to play together more often than not (White and Murray are both working hard on their jumpshot).
More to the point: you don't really need to have a defensive stalwart coming off of your bench, as the minutes get staggered. This isn't hockey, with full on line shifts. Start them both, presumably finish with both, and have at least one on the court at all times. That's likely what the playoff rotation is going to look like. As for the regular season, you can get by with starting them both: one guy goes out at the 7 minute mark, the other stays in. That guy leaves at about the 2 minute mark. When the second quarter starts, bring in the first guy you subbed out.

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