I've seen a lot of people bashing Musselman's rotations on the floor, and I wanted to comment about it.
It seems like the Kings have a few players who are cancerous. Namely, Kenny Thomas.
They also have some young guys that are getting minutes when they wouldn't have gotten any under our previous coach -- or most coaches in the league for the that matter.
And, I personally think this is a good thing.
Because, if a young player works his butt off in practice and is trying hard, Musselman is playing him. This lets the young guys show what they can do.
Since this team isn't going to win any thing this year, playing the young guys and players with good attitudes accomplishes two things.
One, because you're not playing your veterans as much as possible, you're going to lose a lot more games.
Two, playing guys that have a good lockeroom attitude shows the other players that being a punk won't get you minutes.
Where I'm going with all this... is that the Kings are putting themselves in a nice position to rebuild.
They're losing games, but they're doing it in a way that seems to keep their veteran players happy, while still getting to see what their young players are capable of.
Imagine if this time next year the Kings have a core team to put around a guy like Greg Oden. Bibby at PG, Martin at SG, Artest at SF, maybe Shareef at PF and then a high draft pick, and you could have a nice team.
Just my 2 cents...
It seems like the Kings have a few players who are cancerous. Namely, Kenny Thomas.
They also have some young guys that are getting minutes when they wouldn't have gotten any under our previous coach -- or most coaches in the league for the that matter.
And, I personally think this is a good thing.
Because, if a young player works his butt off in practice and is trying hard, Musselman is playing him. This lets the young guys show what they can do.
Since this team isn't going to win any thing this year, playing the young guys and players with good attitudes accomplishes two things.
One, because you're not playing your veterans as much as possible, you're going to lose a lot more games.
Two, playing guys that have a good lockeroom attitude shows the other players that being a punk won't get you minutes.
Where I'm going with all this... is that the Kings are putting themselves in a nice position to rebuild.
They're losing games, but they're doing it in a way that seems to keep their veteran players happy, while still getting to see what their young players are capable of.
Imagine if this time next year the Kings have a core team to put around a guy like Greg Oden. Bibby at PG, Martin at SG, Artest at SF, maybe Shareef at PF and then a high draft pick, and you could have a nice team.
Just my 2 cents...