Bench Gordon, Put him back as 6th man Options

[rangercal]

Seriously... I Love Gordon.. However, the Bulls struggle when their opponent has 2 above average offensive Guards in their backcourt. Gordon can't get through screens on time, and is too weak on D to make up for the size advantage. Plus, he isn't a weapon on Offense when faced against a big backcourt.


Gordon Should ONLY play when ONE of Rip or Billups is on the Bench.
(maybe that could get him 15-20 mins and be a real spark plug in that short time span ie how Cedric Ceballos had a role with Phoenix during the early stages of his career.)

Any other team, Start Gordon. Against Detroit? 6th Man .

A Lineup I would Love to see:


Wallace-C
Prown-PF
Thomas-SF
Deng-SG
Hinrich-PG


Thoughts?
Anyone else have Ideas?

[Chicago Bulls Fr...]

Kirk is a very poor version of Steve Nash, and thats the only comparison I can think of at the moment.

[Balta1701-B]

Kirk is a very poor version of Steve Nash, and thats the only comparison I can think of at the moment.

Look people, when you're comparing your point guard to a 2 time MVP, your point guard isn't going to look that great. You're comparing Kirk Hinrich to the best offensive weapon in the NBA right now (his only competition is Kobe). If this were baseball, it'd be like saying that you should dump a gold glove defensive player because he doesn't produce nearly as many runs as Bonds or Thome.

A team can't have an all star at every single position on their roster and have the cap room to hold together for more than a year or two. Mr. Hinrich is not a dominant offensive point guard, but he is at worst a solid point guard on offense and a dominant point guard on defense.