Kody
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why do we do it?
I get the philosophy behind it. Certainly a better rested Shaq in the playoffs is an advantage.
However, I don't understand the rationale Porter is using to determine which game of a back to back Shaq is going to sit. Why sit him on the road against a good team like Denver, where we really need him more and where he likely would have been the difference between a win and a loss? Then he plays against Minnesota at home?
I think they would have a better chance of beating the T-Wolves at home without Shaq than Denver on the road.
Actually it is quite a smart move. More rest for the gentle giant makes a more happy and dominate player. This is all done so he keeps his wind and for the post-season. Keep in mind, there are no back-to-backs then.
Wow, a little too soon for that kinda talk.There'll also be no playoffs for a 50 win team in the 9th spot.
The only reasons I could come up with is they didn't want him playing in the Denver altitude or maybe because Carmello was out so they thought they didn't need him. It was stupid to sit him last night instead of tonight.
Wow, a little too soon for that kinda talk.