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Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #15 on: February 24, 2009, 09:46:25 PM »

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This trade makes us at least 10 deep. Doc will probably only go nine. Eddie will always get some spot minutes as a shooter but Scal, Tony, and Gabe will get Nada.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #16 on: February 24, 2009, 09:53:08 PM »

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This trade makes us at least 10 deep. Doc will probably only go nine. Eddie will always get some spot minutes as a shooter but Scal, Tony, and Gabe will get Nada.

I think Scal has earned some minutes...

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #17 on: February 24, 2009, 09:57:03 PM »

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This trade makes us at least 10 deep. Doc will probably only go nine. Eddie will always get some spot minutes as a shooter but Scal, Tony, and Gabe will get Nada.

I think Scal has earned some minutes...

Not if the doctors won't let him play, unfortunately.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #18 on: February 24, 2009, 10:01:06 PM »

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This trade makes us at least 10 deep. Doc will probably only go nine. Eddie will always get some spot minutes as a shooter but Scal, Tony, and Gabe will get Nada.

I think Scal has earned some minutes...

Not if the doctors won't let him play, unfortunately.

Ugh, I completely forgot about that. I got so caught up in all the good things happening to the Celtics right now. I feel like I just bungee jumped off of the Burj Dubai.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #19 on: February 24, 2009, 10:26:33 PM »

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I think one thing we should realize is that come playoff time, there isn't going to be a "second unit."  There will be a 8-9 man rotation.  Thus, it won't be Marbury, Eddie House, and Tony Allen, it will be 2 of the 3.  And it will likely be one big man playing the bulk of Perk's backup minutes with one other one getting spot minutes backing up Garnett.  

If Marbury works out and TA gets healthy, I think House sees less than 5 mpg come playoff time.  I like his shooting, but he can't run a team, can't create his own shot, and can't guard big guards.  

As for the big me, I think Baby has the edge over Powe.  Moore's an energy player like Powe, but 5 inches taller.  Davis fits the bill with muscle.  

My playoff rotation if all goes well:

Starting 5:
Perk
KG
PP
Allen
Rondo

Rotation:
Marbury
Moore
TA
Big Baby

End of bench:
House
Powe
Scal
I'll take House and Powe over Moore and TA any day of the week. TA especially would be nightmare in the playoffs if he got minutes. What happened the last time House got benched down the stretch?


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Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #20 on: February 24, 2009, 10:49:26 PM »

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What happened the last time House got benched down the stretch?

  We beat Detroit in 6?

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #21 on: February 24, 2009, 10:51:40 PM »

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As of now

Rondo
Ray
Pierce
Davis
Perkins

Marbury
House
Walker
Powe
Moore


When everyone is back

Starting 5

Marbury
House
Scali/Allen (depends on matchup)
Powe
Davis/Moore (depending on matchup)

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #22 on: February 24, 2009, 11:07:49 PM »

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What happened the last time House got benched down the stretch?

  We beat Detroit in 6?
We ended up going back to him once it was clear that we actually needed him, and he made some big shots for us.


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Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #23 on: February 24, 2009, 11:29:53 PM »

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Mikki will get around 15-20 mins per. I think Powe or Davis will be used more when they have smaller frontcourt players to defend against. Like against Denver the other night, playing against the likes of K-mart and Birdman.

Marbury will probably get 15 mins per for awhile. When Rondo is out, he'll play the point. When House is out, he'll play shooting guard.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #24 on: February 24, 2009, 11:35:17 PM »

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Mikki will get around 15-20 mins per. I think Powe or Davis will be used more when they have smaller frontcourt players to defend against. Like against Denver the other night, playing against the likes of K-mart and Birdman.

Marbury will probably get 15 mins per for awhile. When Rondo is out, he'll play the point. When House is out, he'll play shooting guard.

i agree

i think we could see two different 2nd units


Marbury
House
Pierce
Powe
Baby

Pruitt
Marbury
Pierce (eventually Walker)
Baby (or Powe)
Moore


i think it'd be too much to throw them both out there at the same time, eventually i think our 2nd unit will be

Marbury
House
Pierce (or Scal)
Powe and Baby depending on foul trouble/ whoevers playing good
Moore and Baby depending on the matchup.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #25 on: February 25, 2009, 12:34:31 AM »

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As of now

Rondo
Ray
Pierce
Davis
Perkins

Marbury
House
Walker
Powe
Moore


When everyone is back

Starting 5

Marbury
House
Scali/Allen (depends on matchup)
Powe
Davis/Moore (depending on matchup)


I agree.  And the bottom list will be the playoff roster.  It is just really unfortunate that both TA and Scals are out, as Pierce really needs to be getting more rest (both he and Ray Allen are averaging more minutes this year than last year).  Hopefully Doc can be convinced to play Walker or Giddens a bit more.
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Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #26 on: February 25, 2009, 01:35:09 AM »

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the playoff Bench (9 man rotation)

Powe for Garnett
Moore for Perkins
House for Jesus
Marbury for Rondo
Pierce has to play 48 min.  (or ray i guess)

TA gets 2 to 10 min. if healthy
zero BBD
zero scal
zero pruit
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Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #27 on: February 25, 2009, 03:09:54 AM »

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Mikki will get around 15-20 mins per. I think Powe or Davis will be used more when they have smaller frontcourt players to defend against. Like against Denver the other night, playing against the likes of K-mart and Birdman.

Marbury will probably get 15 mins per for awhile. When Rondo is out, he'll play the point. When House is out, he'll play shooting guard.
I'm not convinced Mikki will be given a slot in the rotation too quickly. I think he'll get some as Scal is likely out for a while but I imagine Powe/BBD will still be the first two bigs off the bench.

Marbury on the other hand will likely eat all of Pruitt's minutes as well as some of Houses. Maybe even a few of Rays/Pauls indirectly.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #28 on: February 25, 2009, 03:32:04 AM »

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baby is a better defender and rebounder than moore. and lately has been a better outside shooter. moore's gonna need to do something incredible to take baby's minutes... and that would be to stop gasol because baby's size has proven to be a detriment against gasol. i think gasol would love the opportunity to try and score on moore though. the only one who can slow him down is perk.

and moore's not going to get powe's minutes cause he has no back to the basket game which is what we've been using powe for lately, though he hasn't been as efficient as we might have thought.

moore does bring energy though, and his length may be come in handy as a help defender in limited minutes or in certain match ups.

house's minutes will depend on marbury's d. doc wants house in there playing off the ball, but eddie does create a hole on d. he gives great energy and help d and chases guys off the 3 as well as anyone on our team, but he's very beatable 1 on 1. if marbury proves to be easily taken 1 on 1 as well, that will leave two holes at the guard creating breakdowns we can't afford on d in which case house's minutes may suffer.

gabe's capable of staying in front of his man, which is why he and eddie together have had some success.

now if marbury comes in and shows he can play d. i'm hoping he watches what paul did last year, then eddie can keep his minutes. gabe will lose his, sad, but he's still young, and ray's minutes can be trimmed somewhat. then ray comes back in and trim's pierce's minutes when we run a small lineup with steph eddie and ray, or maybe rondo comes back in at this point. either way, eddie keeps his minutes and with ray and eddie on the floor things will really open up penetration and post up.

we stalled slightly when eddie lost his minutes last year when sam came on board. i bet doc doesn't want to make that mistake again.

Re: How will moore and marbury affect the rotation
« Reply #29 on: February 25, 2009, 06:04:14 AM »

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