1- duhon
2- gallo
3- wilson

I'd like to see that.
Also, I think that all this talk about positions is misdirected in 's system. He plays a "flat" lineup (all close to the same height) which allows for a lot of defensive switching. I don't think we'll see Gallo bringing the ball up the floor much, but he will be initiating an offense, like Lee said at media day.

http://www.postingandtoasting.com/2009/9/29/1061217/training-camp-notes-day-1-evening
"Alan Hahn mentioned to me earlier that he envisions Gallinari as more of a shooting guard than a forward, and he might very well be on to something. On defense, Gallo spent a lot of time guarding the likes of Joe Crawford, and on offense he pretty much chilled outside the arc and waited for a pass. Sounds like a two-guard to me."

In any lineup size is only important on defense. If you can perform your job on offense, it doesn't really matter what your size is.

Lee, Gallo, Al Jr., and Curry don't really have positions on defense.

As long as Gallo can beat his man down the floor this year, that might change.