If you look at the minutes distribution in the original post, Law’s lack of opportunity becomes much clearer. There are only 48 minutes in a game so if Felton plays 20-30 and DJ plays 20, no minutes are left to play a 3rd PG. If Jack plays 30-35 minutes, there aren’t enough minutes left for Flip and Henderson to cet significant PT, especially with Graham in the mix, too.

On a well managed team, there would be room in the rotation for Felton, DJ, Jack and Henderson. But I can’t see Law getting any real playing time without a trade or injuries that remove a couple of guards from the equation.

Getting DJ and Henderson into the rotation should be a priority, but I can see the logic in playing Flip when Jack is resting so long as Flip is making his shots. Charlotte needs their guards to be perimeter shooting threats to keep the floor spaced. And if it weren’t for Graham playing so much, I’d accept that as a reasonable justification for limiting Henderson’s playing time. Henderson really shouldn’t be playing at the same time as Felton for the offense to have a chance.

I know I saw all I needed to see in those 9 seconds or so to pass judgement on Acie.
Brown told him to take it up the court and shoot a 3 and instead he went in for a layup to send it into overtime. He disobeyed coach AND got the shot blocked to boot. He probably wears Fruit of the Loom tidy-whities too just to piss MJ off. We should bench him for the season and give his “seconds” to Graham – a man with the proven gift for getting on LB’s good side while providing absolutely nothing of value!

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go find a mop to clean up all the sarcasm we’re dripping all over the place. (G)