There isn't any excuses. We are 3 games into the season with a new coach and he is trying to figure out starting rotations before throwing in rookies and end of roster spots. Does that make sense? You whole basis of the argument is that we have to do this because teams with different coaches, players, and FO's have done it in the past.

Once again let's wait a while but you bringing up these examples and bullshite because we haven't started a rookie 3 games into the season is beyond premature. Its worse that you decline to take into reason that we have a new coach, players, and essentially FO. If that's an "excuse" in your opinion then you are stupid or choose to be ignorant.

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Posted by TeddyPadillac

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Posted on 12/28/20 at 1:52 pm to Dantheman504

It's not an excuse b/c it doesn't matter what system you run, what new players you have, or if you have a new coach, when you are talented enough to play, you play. That's why i bring it up.

and i agree, we will wait to see what's happening in about 15-20 games from now.

I do think the biggest concern with this team currently is the bench, mainly the bigs. We should not expect Wenyen to be a savior, but we hope he is. I think we need to play more small ball, meaning NAW and Kira, as well as Thornwell, should get some run instead of Melli and Hayes at this point. And that's if we are assuming Hernangomez and Magnay or worst than Hayes/Melli.

It also still pisses me off that we traded away the 22nd pick, and didn't make a 2nd round pick.
We could have very easily moved up to get Maxey, or Precious, or Bey. What's the point of having Thornwell and Hernangomez on this team over a draft pick? Maxey is playing more than Thybulle is in Philly already.

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