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Originally Posted by bball jay yes but flip could control how he used delfino in detroit. delfino could have played the same role hayes plays in detroit now except better. it's clear he's a better defender without doubt. also he would have done it cheaper.
toronto plays an open style but jarvis hayes isn't having problems getting shots up. hayes plays less minutes because he can't play 3 positions like fino. there is no exaggeration that we didn't develop fino like we should have. |
Flip wanted Fino to be consistent with inconsistent minutes. It is only the last handfull of games that I think Flip finally understands. You can't play your bench 10-20 minutes each one game and turn around the next with a bunch of DNP-CD's and expect thme to be consistent. If anything; a young player( like Fino was and is); needs to know he is going to play about X number of minutes at X time of the game. That is what has been the difference in our bench play this year.
Look what happens to the bench in the second half if Flip screws up the first half substitutions? It takes them longer to get in a rhythm in the second half. This will become less important asthey mature but when they are young; there is nothing like being consistent with them to get consistency out of them.
Could you imagine Stuck, AA, Delfino, Max and AJ on the floor togehter after getting acquainted with each others games? That would have been awesome!!!!!!!!