wizenheimer
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Seth Curry played SF for 16% of his time last season. .
that's according to bbref and I don't believe it at all. Curry didn't spend 224 minutes at SF while Turner wasn't playing a single minute at the position. And CJ didn't spend 29% of his time at SF either; that would mean he played 690 minutes there. So then, according to bbref, CJ spent 20 games worth of his time at SF. That's just loony-tunes. 82games says Curry spent 2% of the time as Portland's SF and CJ spent none. Meanwhile Turner spent 75% of his time at SF. That matches what I saw
'you are what you can defend' is the controlling factor. On those rare occasions at the end of a game when Dame-CJ-Curry were all on the floor together, Dame was the most likely to defend the SF because of his lower body strength. And that was only when the other team had a SF on the floor. Most times, both teams would have 3 guard lineups
Simons isn't big enough, strong enough, or experienced enough...yet... to get any consistent minutes at SF unless the other team is running a 3 guard lineup
