Time For A Run
Well, RJ's back, and aside from Jeff McInnis, the Nets are relatively healthy.
Can they make a run with what they have?
If the Big Three are ok, who knows how high they can climb? Certainly, they can do better than last week's swing through the Southwest without RJ.
Next week the fun begins. Once the Celtics are dispatched (and the Nets should be able to beat them in both games), its off to Utah, the Clippers, Portland and Seattle. Sure, it's a tough trek, but anyone believe the Nets aren't capable of beating Portland and Seattle, even 3000 miles away?
Time for Marc Jackson to either get a showcase of playing itme for a trade, or become part of the regular rotation. Force him to play some defense, get comfortable with his offense, or move him elsewhere (maybe Philly wants him back...).
Get Antoine Wright some regular minutes, no matter how small. With McInnis out, see what he can do. Bypass Planinic (why did the Nets pick up his fourth year option again?) and give Antoine some PT.
Run, Nets, Run. It all has to start in Boston, though. Don't look past Pierce and co. into next week.
Can they make a run with what they have?
If the Big Three are ok, who knows how high they can climb? Certainly, they can do better than last week's swing through the Southwest without RJ.
Next week the fun begins. Once the Celtics are dispatched (and the Nets should be able to beat them in both games), its off to Utah, the Clippers, Portland and Seattle. Sure, it's a tough trek, but anyone believe the Nets aren't capable of beating Portland and Seattle, even 3000 miles away?
Time for Marc Jackson to either get a showcase of playing itme for a trade, or become part of the regular rotation. Force him to play some defense, get comfortable with his offense, or move him elsewhere (maybe Philly wants him back...).
Get Antoine Wright some regular minutes, no matter how small. With McInnis out, see what he can do. Bypass Planinic (why did the Nets pick up his fourth year option again?) and give Antoine some PT.
Run, Nets, Run. It all has to start in Boston, though. Don't look past Pierce and co. into next week.
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