One wish...

[ScoobyDoo]

To never see Doc match up with a Chicago lineup of one big and four smalls ( Noah, Salmons, Heinrich, Gordon and Rose ) with a lineup that inlcudes Perk and Baby, with Baby trying to stay in front of Salmons, who Pierce has a hard time staying in front of for God's sake.

How can Dopc play that match up?

If they're going four smalls, we've got to go four smalls.

[CoachBo]

I suspect he went that way for offense for a time, since the size advantage was working.

The reality of trying to play without a bench is going to begat some odd matchups for a few possessions. Doc's going to have to mix and match his head off, and do some fairly unconventional things, to keep this season going.

[ScoobyDoo]

Yeah, I hear that. I just see that defensive match up for Baby and cringe... 

[mkogav]

To never see Doc match up with a Chicago lineup of one big and four smalls ( Noah, Salmons, Heinrich, Gordon and Rose ) with a lineup that inlcudes Perk and Baby, with Baby trying to stay in front of Salmons, who Pierce has a hard time staying in front of for God's sake.

How can Dopc play that match up?

If they're going four smalls, we've got to go four smalls.

The Cs have the adv when they have the ball. It all evens out. Plus, the small options weren't very good.

Mk

[Michael Anthony]

To never see Doc match up with a Chicago lineup of one big and four smalls ( Noah, Salmons, Heinrich, Gordon and Rose ) with a lineup that inlcudes Perk and Baby, with Baby trying to stay in front of Salmons, who Pierce has a hard time staying in front of for God's sake.

How can Dopc play that match up?

If they're going four smalls, we've got to go four smalls.

Especially when the Celtics only have two servicible big men! Chicago gives Boston a chance to rest one of them, and Doc does not take advantage. One of the great coaching mysteries of the 2009 playoffs.

[Cman]

Here's my one wish: to see Marbury get it figured out and play the way we expected him to play.

[ScoobyDoo]

Word on that. Re Marbury.