Snyder's commitment to only playing his rotation bugs me to--especially when we are underperforming. But cutting a guy's minutes is a lot more complicated than it is for us to bitch about it on the internet. I try to remember that. There are longterm consequences to being reactive in the moment, and Snyder has to manage this team over the course of a season. he has to have everyone locked in, giving maximum effort, and willing to sacrifice their own stats to win together come playoff time. He has to respect his players. He has to respect Clarkson, Ingles, Gay. He can't cut their minutes because they're struggling for a few games. Honestly, I think even if your plan is to change the rotation you probably have to let it play out for a while, slowly do it over time, so when it happens everyone, including the guy who's losing his position, can't argue with the choice. He'd probably rather lose a game in the middle of the season than lose a player's trust.
I don't think our roster has a lot of versatility either. yeah sometimes this team is infuriating when they are struggling but who do you really go to outside of the 8 guys on the team. The only one I really hold him accountable for and expect him to play and find minutes for is Pascall. Since we are probably not going to be able to find a trade, Pascall's development is really important if we want to have a chance. He can give us some of what we are desperately missing. Quinn has to get him minutes every game, even if it means tension with other guys.