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Playoff Teams: Where does Houston's Front Line Rank?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Rocket River, Mar 17, 2015.

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  1. Nimo

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    Bogut and Green/Lee has to be the weakest of all the front lines. I picked the first 2 or 3 and picked Collison over Adams. My bad.
     
  2. Phillyrocket

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    I think he just means that rotations tighten up and starters play more minutes which is true. However Gasol and Zbo aren't going to play 48 minutes a game and then there is foul trouble, injuries, bad shooting nights etc. when a Smith or Jones can create a spark and a Kosta Koufos is not likely going to.
     
  3. sleepyazn

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    Bogut and Green individually are **** tier on offense.

    However! They're top two in defense. Plus when Curry and Green initiate a pick and roll, its the 9th most efficient play in the NBA.
     
  4. WinkFan

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    Because starters play more, backups play less, and fewer guys play in the playoffs.
     
  5. YOLO

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    You still need a solid 3-4 guys after your starters you can rely on if you're trying to make a deep run. There's so many things that can happen and those 3-4 guys have to be ready.
     
  6. WinkFan

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    Even the Spurs last year only played 3 C/PF's more than 7.2 minutes per game.
     
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    Behind Memphis, Portland, Clippers, Spurs, Warriors (Draymond starts at PF), and Thunder if Ibaka comes back. Ahead of Dallas.
     
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    PF position players could be envy for the whole NBA. Mold all three of them into one - and you have a perfect warrior.
    So, everything depends on Dwight. If he still has some kryptonite left - Rockets are almost elite. But if it's nothing, just craptonite (sorry Dwight :)) - Rockets are bleeped.
     
  9. HR Dept

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    No, we cannot say that.
     

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