Inspired by a post from a different thread.

Ok, lets say Maxiell is so good, he just ends up taking the starting job at small forward. Farfetched. Maybe. Maybe not. But lets say Maxiell is so good at scoring at small forward against the other much tinier small forwards of the league, while his defense turns out to be perfectly adequate with all that reach he has, that it just makes sense to start the guy. Yes, sounds far fetched, but so did Ben Wallace becoming a dominant starting player back when he played for Orlando. Way to short. No offense. Well, Maxiell is way too short, but has an offense that will astound a lot of people shortly.

So, starters are CB, Rip, Maxiell, Ben, Sheed.

2nd unit is Prince, Delfino, Amir Johnson, Dyess, Darko.

Prince also backs up Rip and Maxiell up to an extent and gets about 26 mintues a game. CB plays 30 minutes at point, while Prince gets the other 18, plus 4 minutes each at small forward and shooting guard.

This covers Point guard thru small forward. Mo Evans and Carlos Arroyo, as well as Alex Acker are left out. Lot to leave out. Mo Evans and Acker though would be kept around as defensive specialist, while we package Dale Davis and Carlos Arrroyo and either Ben or Sheed together to get Garnett. Got to do something with the extra players.