Locke mentioned this idea and said if you are moving that direction you may as well consider yourself done with Rubio... if it is an all or nothing thing I will take nothing.
If that's the case, then you will certainly find no objection from me.
But... why? Does continually putting him in a position where he can't succeed and has been playing his worst basketball somehow something that is good for his trade value?I'd run the same way for a week until the trade market opens up and if there is nothing out there I reconfigure the lineup.
I'm somehow confident he wouldn't. He's a pro, and he has to know WTF is up. In any case, if it doesn't work, that's fine. It's already not working, almost spectacularly.I think maybe Rubio is just too flawed to really even be effective and I think he'd check out on us if we moved him to the bench.