I do get cold sweats thinking of possible cold starts at Atlantis. DH's starting lineup just strikes me as a losing formula. And just as a winning formula doesn't win all the time, a losing formula doesn't lose all the time -- especially when it's pitted against opposition that does lose all the time. That's been the case to date. We have a losing formula that's just waiting for a chance.
Also. when you lack early offense, it is risky to bring in a streaky shooter (Polley) who is as likely to come in stone-cold as hot. It is a way to turn a 4-12 deficit into a 4-20 deficit in a blink. Since Hurley is already choosing to use two (maybe three) of his top five players as substitutes, he should not compound the situation by bringing in his ninth man ahead of his sixth.