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Love how can the GM and coaches already regulated Monk to the bench.

PrimeTimeHeel

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2 minutes ago, WOW!! said:

Exactly and it's up to Monk how that happens..
Again you have no Historical data to make a thread worring about this staff having a stated plan that hasn't change due to more info.
So you wasted your time being fustrated over nothing..

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Sometimes coaches will play favorites or have rules in place to where it doesn't matter what a player does. 

Some coaches change. 

Possibility. 

Which I hope wont happen 

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The team knows this guy has the potential, ability and desire to be great. They don't need him in summer league. He could start if he balls out. Guards don't have to rely on strength like the bigs so he can get minutes if he plays good defense and can still score. It's on him.

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2 hours ago, rippadonn said:

The team knows this guy has the potential, ability and desire to be great. They don't need him in summer league. He could start if he balls out. Guards don't have to rely on strength like the bigs so he can get minutes if he plays good defense and can still score. It's on him.

Doesnt even need to play good D. 

He just simply needs to produce more positives than negatives. 

If he scores 25 on a good % and his counterpart scores 17 then its a net gain. 

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