Why start TJ?
Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 11:22 am
1. He is fantastic on the fastbreak! Our system is ...fastbreak! What a coincidence! His finishing ability on the fastbreak is incredible for a non high flyer. Mook is a plodder and is not even a good finisher. Remember when we had Jason Kidd the best fast breaking gaurd in a decade and surrounded him with plodders? How did that workout? Then we had the next greatest fastbreak point (Nash) and surrounded him with elite fastbreak players. How did that work out?
2. Put your future starting 5 on the floor (len/warren) and let them grow together. And let the real bench grow together. This way the gm can access the needs much more accurately instead of projecting so much.
3. Unlike Goodwin (who could still be a player) TJ is a key player in a title run. Develop him! Faster he is ready faster the team will be ready to compete for titles.
2. Put your future starting 5 on the floor (len/warren) and let them grow together. And let the real bench grow together. This way the gm can access the needs much more accurately instead of projecting so much.
3. Unlike Goodwin (who could still be a player) TJ is a key player in a title run. Develop him! Faster he is ready faster the team will be ready to compete for titles.