This offense is so much more fun to watch (and I'm sure to play) than Dantoni's spacing based, "stay in the corner Melo" concoction. It's also very effective. And, I expect, there's enough variety that it's hard to game plan defenses against it. You can imagine that teams will start to switch the off-ball picks more -- or at least provide more help on them, but there's enough going on that we should be able to counter these moves pretty easily.

I don't expect JR will keep playing as well as he has all year, but, again, we're not relying on any one guy.