2nd Unit upgrade

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Jamal magloire, jalen rose and Reggie miller highlighting the third unit

Maybe we'll sign Kenny Smith as a free agent

[yabadabayolo]

Dang it, his dream lineup is probably:

Steve Nash/Derek Fisher/Ray Allen/Paul Pierce/Tim Duncan

With Chauncey Billups, Jason Terry and Kenyon Martin coming off the bench.

not gonna lie, that lineup looks pretty dope

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not gonna lie, that lineup looks pretty dope

For 1 game.

Nash's back will die, Ray allen will break his hip, Billups and Martin will forget where the stadium is, Terry won't be able to use his walker in game, so that's not good, Pierce will fall and not be able to get up, Fisher will fall asleep.

All we have is Tim Duncan, averaging 45/23 in 12 minutes a game.

[YoungGunRaptor]

RaptorsFohEva, your comments are epic haha

But seriously, its no secret that DC relies on vets more than younger players. I assume this is because he does not want a game to come down to silly rookie mistakes.

But he isn't as notorious as someone like Thibs, who almost never plays rookies. At least JV is seeing the court for over 30 mins a game nowadays. T Ross should be earning that consistency any day now.

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RaptorsFohEva, your comments are epic haha

But seriously, its no secret that DC relies on vets more than younger players. I assume this is because he does not want a game to come down to silly rookie mistakes.

But he isn't as notorious as someone like Thibs, who almost never plays rookies. At least JV is seeing the court for over 30 mins a game nowadays. T Ross should be earning that consistency any day now.

Thank you for the compliment, but getting back to the task at hand.

Thibs does not really have to many rookies, or at least any that will make an impact like JV and possibly TRoss.

Also, he's Thibs. If LeBron wants to take a half court shot per quarter, Miami won't be mad.

If Chalmers decides to take a half courter per quarter then he's in the doghouse.

Same thing with Thibs and Casey. Thibs is better. He has more leeway, you cannot argue with the results he has put up this year.

You can argue with the results of Casey (i.e. Salmons, Fields).

[BigCamB]

For 1 game.

Nash's back will die, Ray allen will break his hip, Billups and Martin will forget where the stadium is, Terry won't be able to use his walker in game, so that's not good, Pierce will fall and not be able to get up, Fisher will fall asleep.

All we have is Tim Duncan, averaging 45/23 in 12 minutes a game.

Dude you are underestimating Fisher. Fisher would be all-world under Casey. I can just imagine it right now, he'd never see the bench at all, it's a match made in heaven. Plus you need him for the last few minutes to make a couple of completely bullshit threes after going 0-30 prior.

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Dude you are underestimating Fisher. Fisher would be all-world under Casey. I can just imagine it right now, he'd never see the bench at all, it's a match made in heaven. Plus you need him for the last few minutes to make a couple of completely bullshit threes after going 0-30 prior.

I forgot.

Fisher is our closer.

We can sell Terry's walker for some 5 hour energy for him.

[YoungGunRaptor]

Thank you for the compliment, but getting back to the task at hand.

Thibs does not really have to many rookies, or at least any that will make an impact like JV and possibly TRoss.

Also, he's Thibs. If LeBron wants to take a half court shot per quarter, Miami won't be mad.

If Chalmers decides to take a half courter per quarter then he's in the doghouse.

Same thing with Thibs and Casey. Thibs is better. He has more leeway, you cannot argue with the results he has put up this year.

You can argue with the results of Casey (i.e. Salmons, Fields).

Absolutely, and to add to that, look at Jimmy Butler. He went from barely touching the court as a rookie to becoming Thib's workhorse on the court. I think this is testament to the development going on off the hardwood and in the practice facility.

Casey though, he doesn't seem to deviate from one mindset, which I feel is not the way with which he should be running the team. He's definitely been making good calls, but some of the ones he does miss are sometimes all too predictable.