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Ford/Parker/Kapono/Bosh/Bargs

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Balzac

There's no way Garbo will start, IMO. Even if he had stayed healthy, it's just a matter of time before he comes off the bench. A solid overall contributor without being extraordinary in any area, and gives a great effort consistently, Garbo is the ideal bench player. Now, after a major injury, and additions to the lineup, he's coming off the bench. I picked "Ford, Parker, Kapono, Bosh, Bargnani" as the starting lineup, but I could see Kapono coming off the bench as a killer 3pt specialist. Ford, Parker and Bosh are 100% going to start. Bargnani is a pretty sure bet. The real question is just at the SF.

TRON

looks like the majority choose....Ford, Parker, Bosh and Bargs

but the board seems split between Kapono or Garbs starting at SF

I went with Kapono, he should help us out the gate put some points on the board as we have been known to get off to slow offensive starts and be behind early.

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c_dog

I'm not too comfortable with the idea of starting bargnani. I just don't think he's ready yet.

I do think Kapono will definitely start, or at least he better because I see him as the best option at 3. There were times when this team had trouble knocking down shots, especially back when we had fred jones, and Kapono is the solution to that. We longer have to rely on Parker to be our only outside threat(don't get me wrong; Mo's good but he never played enough minutes).

Overall the team has definitely improved. Not quite like boston but these players have their best days ahead of them.

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