Pattycakes wrote:Norm2953 wrote:Brandon-Clyde wrote:That might be better in the short term but long term we need our young players to build chemistry. That of course carries the risk a player like Ayton losing interest but I think it's the better option for the moment.
It's not an easy decision for Chauncey but watching Scoot is like watching one of those rookie QB's
and in the early season, he's like a deer in headlights.
Perhaps if Chauncey went with Brogdon, Sharpe, Grant, TL and Ayton, things would go better. I'd still
like to see Scoot get his minutes, but perhaps what he needs is to come off the bench and get some
time against the opponent's bench.
I agree w this. I don’t think starting him right now is going to help him build his confidence at all. Which is pretty much the X factor.
I disagree. Keep starting him and let him learn in the fire. Giving malcolm minutes does little for this team's growth moving forward, let Scoot gel with the starting lineup so heading into next year we are in good shape. Malcolm will no doubt find his role either way and is a proven 6th man