Marcin Gortat
Pau Gasol
Gerald Wallace
J.R. Smith
Stephen Curry
Bench:
Guards: Lou Williams, Chauncey Billups, Jameer Nelson
Forwards: Michael Beasley, Steve Novak, DeJuan Blair
Centers: Spencer Hawes, Greg Stiemsma
Lots of depth. A few things. Gasol as a Number one option is 0-12 in the playoffs. I don't think he can lead a team to the final four in the NBA. His numbers have been very poor in the last two post seasons.
Not a huge gortat guy. Definitely expecting the Nash effect where he has a drop off in production. He is good but as your second guy I don't like it.
I won't go deep into injuries but curry, billups, and Wallace are a concern.
Last thing. Who is your "guard dog"? Almost every team that wins has a no nonsense guy that has their teams back. Especially the star and gasol HAS to have that. Some teams haven't but they won with overwhelming talent.
Haslem and even wade send the message. Artest or even a Derek fisher. Kg. Tyson Chandler. The spurs had guys like horry. Guys who might take a "cheap shot" but a message was sent. We won't be punked. I think for you the best option is Gerald Wallace.
The minute break down for the guards will be big. Nelson is a leader. He needs to play. Billups does too and I think he should start. Just not sure there is enough minutes for Williams, smith, billups and curry. Smith will be a problem if not given run so I think that needs to be addressed.
Can you trust Beasley to be a consistent big off the bench? Don't think so. Minnesota and miami didnt. Gerald has to play some four as a result. But that means smith can have minutes at the three.
I like your team in the regular season. I do. Bc of the depth. But in a seven game series in the playoffs I don't. Stars win playoff games and your team has ZERO 2011-12 All-Stars.