Grizzled Vet

Hill still isn't safe. There's 45-60 guys that are losing their job this weekend. It only take 1 guy to make Hill replaceable.

Honestly, one possibility I could see Plumlee, Rabb and Hill all waived, and someone else added, either Noah or more likely, some young guy waived by another team in this Monday's upcoming roster cuts.

The future SG is not on this team yet. I'm guessing 3 years, maybe 5 of these guys will still be around?

Dillon should play a decent stretch to start the game. If he's got it going on, play him more. If he's a dud early, keep him out.

While I would love to see Sabonis in Beale St Blue (no fit with current roster), I see him going to Dallas.

Yeah I was wondering if we would see any of those 3 tonight. I guess if we only see 1, that might be the big indicator, but I don't think we will only see 1.

ZBo gave lessons we never knew about apparently

Ja is going to need to work on getting guys involved as sometimes he zones into only him ball. He ended that with... Offensive travel (0 teammates touched ball on offensive side). Missed 25+ foot jump shot early in shot clock Ja Turnover Missed shot Ja turnover. It's NOT that he's missing shots or turning the ball over. I expect that, but there are several trips in a row that nobody else even touched the ball.

I saw that too (so you aren't making things up). I checked the game thread and didn't see his name so assumed it was a mistake and I think they made the mistake on Uthoff/Josh Jackson.

I'd choose Noah over Shumpert.

So what is the strategy or reason for picking these guys up and dropping them after about 48 hours? Why?

I don't understand why Ja would be sitting unless his knee is feeling "off". I also understand why Kyle Anderson would be sitting. Maybe there still is some significant uncertainty on the roster and they want to give all these bubble guys 20+ minutes. Start the tanking: "Wise men tank for Wiseman"

Well, if it is any consolation, at this very point in time, the number of your posts (123) matches your name, so you have that going for you.

I think: 1 - Even if Jenkins wants to play fast, you still have to defend and rebound. One could argue that JV can't defend a few of the faster centers, but most those guys aren't easy to defend any way. He definitely can rebound, and it doesn't matter how much a team wants to run, if you can't rebound, your aren't going to fast break. 2 - JV isn't restricted to the block/down low area. He can open things up a little, but more importantly, he helps create space for the ball handler (Ja), with the ability to set picks and that can stress a defense and open things up lane penetration and for 3 point shooting, which will hopefully start improving.

LeBron???