Manu needs to start.
the head games, the 5 best players need to start the game and finish the game.
We don't have the luxury of bringing manu of the bench anymore, we simply don't have the same level of talent we once did.
Duncan, Jefferson, and Parker don't have to "take all the shots". Who the ever said that? Is that a rule written somewhere?
Let's review.
1. Tony Parker is trying to pass the ball more and become a more complete point guard. Therefore, he needs guys who can get their shots off and finish baskets, something Roger does well.
2. It's becoming apparent that Jefferson is not that useful in a half court setting. He thrived in a run and gun type offense with a guy like Jason Kidd leading the charge, but let's face it, Parker is no Jason Kidd. Roger likes to run and gun and will help Jefferson in that area too.
3. The first unit is missing a 3 pt specialist/threat. Bogans is mediocre at best. Duncan will get more spacing from sagging defenders with Roger.
I would easily bet $1000 that the spurs would have scored more than 17 in that 1st quarter with Roger starting.
Manu needs to start.
the head games, the 5 best players need to start the game and finish the game.
We don't have the luxury of bringing manu of the bench anymore, we simply don't have the same level of talent we once did.
Let me see, your best players taking the most shots... Hmm, I wonder if that makes any sense... I mean, you really need a rule spelling out common sense?
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Spurs of the Moment was saying to start Roger Mason too, but I don't know how much difference it would make. If he goes back to shooting like crap do you keep changing the lineup? Then again, Bogans is really sucking it up right now.
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