Not every NBA rotation is perfect this time of year.
In fact, more are mixed up than in ideal working order. Coaches are still attempting to figure out which players are due for breakouts, which members of their rosters will regress and what lineup combinations promote the highest level of play. Experimentation runs rampant during the opening salvo of every campaign, and this year has been no different.
Already, three necessary changes have emerged.
They might not be implemented right away—or at all—but they'd each help the relevant squads work toward a goal. One would give a rebuilding team another young body to learn on the job. Another would provide an all-too-necessary spark for a moribund outfit. The last would just make a contender even more competitive.
It's not too early for change, even if it can admittedly be tough to pull the trigger.
Tyus Jones
The Minnesota Timberwolves are in an interesting pickle.
Though they're still clearly rebuilding around the burgeoning franchise centerpieces that are Karl-Anthony Tow ...
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