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Message: [QUOTE="444JR, post: 4071133, member: 5904"] The toughness Martin brings in the front court alongside Sanogo and Whaley is something I believe we'll see a lot off. Especially if Hawkins can find his way into big minutes in the backcourt next RJ Cole. Cole/Hawkins/Martin/Whaley/Sanogo [I] 5: Sanogo/Whaley/Johnson/Akok/Springs 4: Whaley/Akok/Martin/Polley/Johnson/Springs 3: Martin/Jackson/Polley/Hawkins/Floyd 2: Hawkins/Jackson/Gaffney/Cole/Martin/Diggins/Floyd 1: Cole/Gaffney/Jackson/Diggins/Floyd[/I] This rotation is going to be so tough to break into. [I]The above is my best guest for each positions depth chart[/I](several guys can play multiple positions which makes us even deeper). [B]This team is talented top to bottom[/B]. Hopefully this mean players will have shorter leashes overall, regardless of veteran status. Play whoever is playing the best at the time. For example, if Polley isn't hitting 3's or rebounding how many minutes can he hope to get, same for Jackson if he can't be a scoring threat and picks up early fouls(Many more examples of how guys can play their way into or out of the lineup). Is realistic to think Jackson will get minutes at the point ahead of Diggins? Will Martin see minutes at guard in big lineups that include Polley and an in-form Akok? [U][B]Bigs:[/B][/U] [B]Sanogo Whaley Akok Johnson Springs [U]Wings:[/U] Martin Jackson Polley Hawkins [U]Guards:[/U] Cole Gaffney Diggins Floyd[/B] [/QUOTE]