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[QUOTE="Orangezoo, post: 5038531, member: 237"]
One possibility is you go with a clear backup at each spot as a strategy-

C- EL, NM, WP
PF- DF, JD
SF- CB, CW,JD
SG- JJ, KC/EM
PG- DL, Hofstra kid, Westry, Brooklyn kid from Florida

That gives you maximum depth and a 6-5 scoring point who can slide to the 2 with a real PG given how good of a shooter he is and moves well off the ball if JJ is struggling and EM isn’t ready. The Hofstra kid then maybe like Davis wants to win and play big time hoops so if Chance blows up and he is the 11th man so be it. Not sure you could ever get that kind of buy in from two key starters. That said this makes Chance a complete lotto ticket where the team is solid with or without him.

Back to Lefew- if Red gets the most out of JJ to not be a black hole- then your starting lineup has ball movers in Eddie, Lefew and JJ and Donnie has shown he looks for teammates too with Bell being a quick draw and accurate. It can work… Leffew does have a nice stroke.
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