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Zeller broke his hand.. blessing in disguise?


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https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/30592120/charlotte-hornets-lose-center-cody-zeller-fractured-left-hand-opening-night-loss-cleveland?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

 

Yeah.. with other Bigs like PJ, Biz + 2 rookies.. we might need to either sign a FA center (Ian Mahinmi?)
OR we could play a heavy amount of small-ball...

PG: Graham - Ball
SG: Rozier - Monk
SF: Hayward - Martin
PF: Bridges - McD
C: PJ - Biz

I mean that is probably a stronger scoring lineup.. 5 shooters.. gotta help PJ down low - but it's impossible to be worse than Zeller..
but we will probably do the "veteran move" and play it safe...

PG: Graham - Ball
SG: Rozier - Monk
SF: Hayward - Bridges - Martin
PF: PJ - Bridges - McD
C: Biz - PJ

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I hate playing small ball and having our young guys that have no business playing inside getting bullied by legit NBA big men. We get killed on the boards and defensively. Small ball is stupid but looks like that's what we are going to rely on until we decide to get some bodies that can bang around down low. Borrego's idea of positionless basketball doesn't work.  We have a surplus of back court players. We need to use that to find a center or its going to be one ugly season. No way we should have been that bad against the shitty cavs. 

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