It's hard to find statistical evidence for what I'm claiming, and Ingles and Burke's 3-pt shooting percentage seems like evidence against it. But I'm pretty sure that every opposing coach has already game planned to run their opponents off the three point line (which is the only place that Joe is hurting anyone... and not very often, at that) and you'll also live with whatever Trey does after you've run him off. The point is that when Alec is out there with the second unit, he's the focal point of the defense's attention. Add to this the underwhelming level of talent and consistency across the bench, which surrounds Alec during these minutes.
Alec started tonight (something I've been calling for). We got more out of him, didn't we?