James Edwards

They put him on KD some tonight.

But when you say let's switch the starting lineup, the alternatives, especially now, are like, okay, so you either go big with Mitch in the lineup.

And I don't know if that necessarily solves any of the offensive problems.

It maybe helps the defensive stuff a little bit to start games.

OK, then the next one is Landry Schammett, who has been out for the last four or five games, has played more minutes a season than he has in three or four years.

It's been really good at the point of attack and shot the ball.

Well, most of the year he's it's really slipped in March.

And I wonder if that's because he's played more minutes now than he has in a long time in his career.

So now the next person you go to is Miles McBride, who just missed the last two months with a sports hernia surgery.

he admitted today, the doctors said like, that's just part of the process.

Like he's going to play with pain.

We thought that he had, he came back against OKC and left the game holding his kind of groin area.

And it looked like he might be done for a while, but he said that the doctors told him that this is something that he's just going to have to learn to play with now as it, the muscles expand and he gets used to that.

So yeah,

Then you start asking, should they start Jordan Clarkson, who has been really good for the last 10-something games?

But can you put him in a starter's role, right?

So the alternatives right now, to me, don't look as appealing.

I go back to this.

This team, to me, is not constructed in a way that you win at an uber-high level in the NBA.

They don't have a plethora of players, and by a plethora I mean like more than two, who can break down a defender off the dribble and create advantages.