Author Topic: What would Prime Scalabrine's role be for the C's in the 2018 playoffs?  (Read 1767 times)

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Offline rondofan1255

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Assuming he could take Nader's roster spot...

With all the injuries, how much would he be playing and what role would he have in these matchups?  :D


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he'd be our starting center, playing about 25 minutes a game, i remember he played pretty well in KG's absence during 2009

I think with today's play style, his shooting will come to be pretty effective in our lineup

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He wouldn't get into any games unless Morris started to fatigue or got injured.  Well, I guess maybe he could steal a couple of Monroe minutes in certain matchups, strictly for defense. 

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He should be a stretch PF, which is what we should've been playing him constantly but rarely seemed to do so.

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Scal would replace Semi in the rotation. Play around the same minutes.

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"Prime" Scalabrine?  I think he's in his prime now.

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In all seriousness, Scal would be a much better fit for the style of play in 2018 then he was in 2008.  Still at best a role player, but I absolutely could see him playing a solid 15-20 minutes off the bench, providing hustle plays, nuisance defense, and hitting the occasional 3. 
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Scal would replace Semi in the rotation. Play around the same minutes.

That’s what I was thinking as well.


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Scal would not play.  Not quick enough to defend switches.
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Scal would not play.  Not quick enough to defend switches.
I really do not recall Scal much during his Nets days, or that first BOS year. I imagine that was prime Scal as far as quickness/overall play.

He definitely wasn't quick enough by 2009-2010.

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"Prime" Scalabrine?  I think he's in his prime now.

He looked slower last year in the Big 3 league, which he’ll be playing in next month! Live games on FS1 lol

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