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2013/2014 NBA Season | ||
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![]() | vs | |
32-45 | ||
April 9, 2014, 7:00 PM CDT | ||
New Orleans, LA | ||
FSNO, FSA | ||
Projected Starters | ||
Brian Roberts | Goran Dragic | |
Tyreke Evans | Eric Bledsoe | |
Darius Miller | PJ Tucker | |
Anthony Davis | Channing Frye | |
Greg Stiemsma | Miles Plumlee | |
Advanced Stats (2013/14) | ||
92.2 (22) | Pace | 95.9 (8) |
107.3 (13) | ORtg | 109.8 (8) |
110.1 (27) | DRtg | 106.8 (15) |
GAME NOTES:
- For tonight's preview, click HERE.
- Was perusing SBNation earlier today and came across an article that saddened me. Over at Mav's Moneyball, they examined the legitimacy of ESPN's new statistic (NBA Real Plus/Minus) through the lens of Jae Crowder. It's definitely worth a read for the topic, but what struck me, didn't have to do with the new statistic nor Crowder.
What this is really showing you is why Carlisle is such a good coach. He doesn't do rotations in broad strokes -- he has very distinct combinations of players he uses for very small periods of time for very specific reasons. If he staggered the minutes so that Jae had to play a ton with Samuel Dalembert or DeJuan Blair, it would be disastrous. That's just way too many liabilities to have on the floor at the same time.
Now who does this NOT remind you of? Sigh.
- Geaux Pels!
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