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Coach Borrego LOVES Malik Monk

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By ECUPantherFan,
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“He’s what I’m looking for in playing the style I want to play: He can get to the rim. He can create his own shot. He can shoot it out to 3. He can play-make for us,” said Borrego."

Malik + Kemba = Good?

“I see him as a playmaker, who can play with Kemba (Walker) and also be on the court without Kemba, creating offense for us,” added the coach. “(Or) pairing him and Nic Batum in a lineup where Nic is facilitating.”

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Monk is going to be a pretty key piece for Borrego and the franchise moving forward. His playing time should increase significantly this year which is good because I think that'll be the best way for him to truly develop. He needs minutes. I'll be interested to see who gets moved to get him on the floor. I think Lamb will get traded.

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