An object in motion tends to stay in motion...

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Original Message:
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From:  Patrick.Ryan at westover.af.mil
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 10:45:56 -0500
To: celtics at igtc.com
Subject: An object in motion tends to stay in motion...


<There's one simple change - stop going ^%$#@ small! Instead of playing
<Scal at the 4 and 5 play him at the 3 and Posey at the 2 with Garnett
<and either Davis (if we HAVE to go small) or Powe at the 4 OR (my
<preference - smaller rotation) Perk/Pollard at the 5. Add in House at
<the PG if you need the "O".  That allows rest to Pierce and Allen and
<furthermore you can then interchange Posey with both those players as
<well.  When Garnett needs the rest again - Powe/Davis at the 4 and
<Perk/Pollard at the 5 surrounded by two carry the offense guys in
<Pierce, Allen and it doesn't matter between Rondo and House.

 

<It isn't rocket science...well, I guess for Doc it is.

Fire Doc, hire Patrick Ryan.  I don't know what other skills you bring
Patrick, but I do like your thoughts on rotations/line-ups.  I think many
of us see things the way you do.  Are we stupid?  I mean, it's not just
Doc.  Clearly Danny and the brain trust agree with/support Doc.  I don't
get it.  Same goes for overplaying the big 3.  Too many minutes. 

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