Curry (35 min--no brainer but get him more than 10 shots!!)
Mo T (30 min--Currently our best inside/outside combo. Has picked up his D and is rebounding)
D Lee (20 min--Pure hustle, rebounding, let him play and learn the game)
Marbs (37 mins--I think we all now know he's needed)
Craw ( 33 min--he's hated right now but I just think LB's screwing with him. It's clear that
QRich is a worse option at this time.)

Frye (20 mins)
AD (15 mins)
QRich (15 mins until he finds his stroke, trouble is it's hard to find your stroke when playing
less than 25 mins!!)
Nate (20 mins)
Reezy, QWoods, and Big Snacks ready to go when needed (foul trouble, matchups, energy)

Basically this can't be a 8, 9 man rotation like most teams. Of course the minutes can be fudged accordingly. We have to go as deep as 10 or 11 players because Curry gets into foul trouble and the rookies are already past the usual number of games that they are used to playing. I also believe that there will be some kind of trade by the deadline and most of this post might not matter. Anyway, just my 2 cents!!

It's a good post.

I liked Nate starting and Craw relieving him. I'm with you on Q1. I also like AD starting. He brings more pure D and bang at the 4; Mo tends to be redundant with Curry.

Curry should get himself more shots by getting on the glass and following shots more.

I think Q2 and Reezy gotta figure more.

Posted by attaboy2005:

I think Q2 has to get more time with his performance in the last game.

last 2 games

Marbury is playing the best team ball of his career

Dr Frankenstein had the right idea. If Crawford's offense could be grafted on to Trevor's defense we would have a perfect two guard. As it stands I would send Trevor to the developmental league until he gets a jumper.

Qyntel has a more diverse and polished game than David Lee. Period. Woods is learning to rebound more effectively and has three point range on his mechically-sound shot. He hits the open man and for the first time is career is receiving minutes that matter. He can cameo at the two.

C Frye, once he gets his second wind

Mo Taylor for inside offense

Eddy Curry for inside offense

If there's a "rookie wall" David Lee has hit it - probably right on schedule. The challenge for him is to overcome it.