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Well we've added another solid player to the squad. And because I like to play with rosters and this is an open message board, indulge me while I fiddle around with a few.
It sounds from Chris Harris' perspective he is going to be used primarily as a SG and will be used to start the offense in certain instances if he were on the court with a true PG. I can see him being a backup PG next year too depending on how much he develops his ball handling over the summer. With that said, I believe Avery Anderson is also listed as a SG, but I really think we recruited him for the PG position. I expect Anderson to be primarily the backup PG to Ice and if/when he is on the court at the same time as Ice, he would be used as a SG (or vice versa).
Starters
PG: Ice
SG: Watson
SF: Waters
PF: McGriff
C: Anei
Small lineup (shooters)
PG: Anderson
SG: Dziagwa
SF: Watson
PF: Waters
C: McGriff
Give the starters a break
PG: Anderson
SG: Harris
SF: Dziagwa
PF: Key Boone
C: Kalib Boone
Big Lineup
PG: Ice
SG: Keylan Boone
SF: McGriff
PF: Kalib Boone
C: Anei
My personal favorite that I think could score a ton:
PG: Harris (or Anderson - I think he is going to be fun to watch)
SG: Watson
SF: Waters
PF: McGriff
C: Kalib Boone
Some potentially really good lineups in there! Its fun to have options again. Especially options that you know are going to be good. Boynton has done an amazing job upgrading the talent level of this team compared to this time last year and I am looking forward to seeing who else we can add to the team.
It sounds from Chris Harris' perspective he is going to be used primarily as a SG and will be used to start the offense in certain instances if he were on the court with a true PG. I can see him being a backup PG next year too depending on how much he develops his ball handling over the summer. With that said, I believe Avery Anderson is also listed as a SG, but I really think we recruited him for the PG position. I expect Anderson to be primarily the backup PG to Ice and if/when he is on the court at the same time as Ice, he would be used as a SG (or vice versa).
Starters
PG: Ice
SG: Watson
SF: Waters
PF: McGriff
C: Anei
Small lineup (shooters)
PG: Anderson
SG: Dziagwa
SF: Watson
PF: Waters
C: McGriff
Give the starters a break
PG: Anderson
SG: Harris
SF: Dziagwa
PF: Key Boone
C: Kalib Boone
Big Lineup
PG: Ice
SG: Keylan Boone
SF: McGriff
PF: Kalib Boone
C: Anei
My personal favorite that I think could score a ton:
PG: Harris (or Anderson - I think he is going to be fun to watch)
SG: Watson
SF: Waters
PF: McGriff
C: Kalib Boone
Some potentially really good lineups in there! Its fun to have options again. Especially options that you know are going to be good. Boynton has done an amazing job upgrading the talent level of this team compared to this time last year and I am looking forward to seeing who else we can add to the team.
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I like your breakdown, I haven't seen anything on Laurent that would make me believe he will get 24 minutes per game, I also think Harris will get more minutes than Jones, Dizzy won't average 20 minutes unless he makes some big improvement on his game. Hopefully the roster stays put all season and we do big things.
Cannot see Dziagwa getting 20 minutes. Great shooter when he is on, complete liability on both ends when he is off. I see him closer to 8-10 minutes, especially during B12 play when the team has half a season under its belt and newcomers are more settled. Think Waters will take up most of those other minutes and his time at SF will be less to make way for the more athletic, bigger youngsters. Again, looking at a late-season projection, not how the first 10 games will go. Think both Boone kids will see more time.
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