lawdog1
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It makes sense.
Not that I agree with it, but in doc's eyes he can be the best perimeter player in the league, and yet can't play down the stretch due to his offensive shortcomings, and his defense not being as valuable down the stretch when you need offense. Both can be true.
I suppose, BUT if you play really good defense and aren't always taking the ball out of basket, it becomes much easier to score.
Most teams that have elite perimeter defenders play them in late game situations. If you have other competent offensive players, which we do, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. Doc hasn't even given Luc a chance in those situations.