Andrew Hurley has been on the court longer than that. Hell, he's been on the court longer with at least one other deep bench player. Anyone who suggested that he—or that combo—has been part of our rotation would be laughed off the board.They have spent 3:35 on the court together. Good for 0.8% of our play time. No I do not think they are clowns. Because double big is not even remotely close to a part of our rotation.
Uh….you haven’t been watching much? Hurley has already experimented with this. Sanaogo, Clingan, Hawkins, Karaban, and Newton. I have watched several instances where the game was close when the coaches tried this and opposing teams were clueless on how to defend it. It really opens things up for Karaban and Hawkins. They can’t double team anybody.
This is the post I originally responded to:
I am still 100% confident this statement is a hot load of crap. This thread has been relatively tame as far as calling for more time with double-bigs. I responded to this post because it was the one that was hilariously detached from reality.
The people calling for double-bigs for a couple minutes a game are not so wrong, even though it probably isn't going to happen. People suggesting that we somehow would have better spacing with Adama at the 4, or (in other threads) that we should play the two bigs extended minutes together are living in a Wonderland that the Mad Hatter would have a hell of a time in.
Now I really am done with whatever 'Yard argument you're trying to participate in here unless you actually start arguing in good faith.
Maybe less than you think because they'd all foul out.Just for kicks for one game, I'd love to see a lineup of Sanogo, Clingan, Samson Johnson (when healthy), Andre Jackson and Tristan Newton just to see how ridiculous the rebounding differential and block numbers would be.