Don't have her help... last time she pushed me too hard and I ended up with a double groin strain.
Quin has the sex machine run a very specific protocol and pattern. Doesn’t like deviation because part of what gets him over the top is anticipating the next move.
Is “getting him over the top” a euphemism?
It’s a something.
If Butler pans out, and or Forrest's shot looks better, I think you are right. If niether of those things are true, I don't think our depth is any better.
I think Quin would likely feel comfortable with playing Butler in the event that there are minutes. And in the event that there are minutes, I think he’ll play decent enough. In any case, having Gay gives us a lot more flexibility in being able to manage Joe, and I do think Whiteside will allow us to not have to run Rudy as much. Even Paschall can come in and play some minutes, whereas last year if someone were out those minutes were just absorbed by the rest of the main guys. The way I see the off-season is that we took two rotation players who gave you 15 mpg and we turned that into two guys who can give you 20-25 NBA quality minutes on any given night in addition to two other guys that you can throw out for 15 minutes each, if needed.
Funny I was just thinking yoga would help that hammy.
It's not moping, it's being real. Yes we absolutely painted ourselves into a corner and we need to drastically limit his minutes and games played to give him a chance to be available in the playoffs. By drastically i mean drastically. Last season we did the whole minutes restriction, limited back to backs, and he had what, 15 games off at the end of the season? And he still barely played 1/3 of available playoff games. And half of those obviously hobbled. He's broken. He's the classic muscle car with an upside-down loan and endless leaks and mechanical issues that we just can't get out of. So if we don't take drastic action he'll break down again. We need to be heavily focused on having him available, as healthy as he can be, and in sync for the playoffs. For me that means he doesn't play a single back to back the entire season, at the beginning of the season I would play him in 1 of 3 games, and we hold him to 20-24 minutes when he does play. And we ramp that up very slowly, so he plays a streak of maybe 10 games right at the end of the season running into the playoffs. We can't afford to give a broken player such a huge chunk of the salary cap if he won't be available for the playoffs when it matters. So they damn well better treat him with kid gloves to maximize what he gives us.
This basically mirrors my post in this thread. I think Quin is pretty predictable and will try and plug in Whiteside for Favors and Gay for Niang to what was the best regular season team last year.
