All-Star Weekend, Playoff Races and More (Raptors ID2K3)

**3rdAnswer** · 04-14-2003, 01:13 AM

Lenny Wilkens shuffles the lineup once more...

After the Chicago game, Lenny Wilkens decided he'd go with a different lineup.

"Id rather have Jerome coming off the bench, so that he can bring his energy when we've hit the wall in the middle of the game. When he comes in the game, he gives us that surge we need, and I feel that he'll continue to strive playing off the bench", said Wilkens

pg - Moochie Norris - He'll stay here. Word was that the newly acquired Aaron McKie would take his spot, because he's taller, and a better defender, but Moochie will stay here because he knows the offense perfect, after coming here in December. Very quick point guard that scores in streaks

sg - Raja Bell - Everyone was surprised to hear that Raja Bell would get the nod as the new, starting 2-guard. Solid defensively, and can get to the basket and draw fouls on the offensive end of the floor.

sf - Vince Carter - Carter will move to the forward spot, so he'll be responsible for grabbing a few more rebounds. His scoring will most likely remain, but he'll be seeing more touches, now that he is the ONLY offensive threat on the floor.

pf - Eddie Griffin - A little undersized at the power forward position, but as long as the Raptors play good team defense, he'll be alright. Good shotblocker, and with his potent outside shot, he'll cause problems for opposing power-forwards. Also quicker than most power-forwards.

c - Jelani McCoy - Has played consistent all year long. Hasn't been asked to do much, other than grab a few boards and use up his 6 fouls. Now that AD is gone, he'll have to hit the boards a lot harder (7 boards last night against Chi) and consistenly.

Bench Notables

Aaron McKie - Brings veteren floor leadership. He will see a lot of playing time on the court at the 2-guard, playing behind Raja Bell. McKie fills up the stat sheet, and lets the game come to him. Very rarely will he force shots.

Jerome Williams - Immediate spark plug for this team on BOTH ends of the floor. He will do anything for his team. Takes charges on the defensive end, crashes the boards relentlessly on the offensive end. A fan favorite that will be appreciated

**skitch** · 04-14-2003, 01:13 AM

Lenny Wilkens shuffles the lineup once more...

After the Chicago game, Lenny Wilkens decided he'd go with a different lineup.

"Id rather have Jerome coming off the bench, so that he can bring his energy when we've hit the wall in the middle of the game. When he comes in the game, he gives us that surge we need, and I feel that he'll continue to strive playing off the bench", said Wilkens

pg - Moochie Norris - He'll stay here. Word was that the newly acquired Aaron McKie would take his spot, because he's taller, and a better defender, but Moochie will stay here because he knows the offense perfect, after coming here in December. Very quick point guard that scores in streaks

sg - Raja Bell - Everyone was surprised to hear that Raja Bell would get the nod as the new, starting 2-guard. Solid defensively, and can get to the basket and draw fouls on the offensive end of the floor.

sf - Vince Carter - Carter will move to the forward spot, so he'll be responsible for grabbing a few more rebounds. His scoring will most likely remain, but he'll be seeing more touches, now that he is the ONLY offensive threat on the floor.

pf - Eddie Griffin - A little undersized at the power forward position, but as long as the Raptors play good team defense, he'll be alright. Good shotblocker, and with his potent outside shot, he'll cause problems for opposing power-forwards. Also quicker than most power-forwards.

c - Jelani McCoy - Has played consistent all year long. Hasn't been asked to do much, other than grab a few boards and use up his 6 fouls. Now that AD is gone, he'll have to hit the boards a lot harder (7 boards last night against Chi) and consistenly.

Bench Notables

Aaron McKie - Brings veteren floor leadership. He will see a lot of playing time on the court at the 2-guard, playing behind Raja Bell. McKie fills up the stat sheet, and lets the game come to him. Very rarely will he force shots.

Jerome Williams - Immediate spark plug for this team on BOTH ends of the floor. He will do anything for his team. Takes charges on the defensive end, crashes the boards relentlessly on the offensive end. A fan favorite that will be appreciated

**3rdAnswer** · 04-13-2003, 09:08 PM

Lenny Wilkens shuffles the lineup once more...

After the Chicago game, Lenny Wilkens decided he'd go with a different lineup.

"Id rather have Jerome coming off the bench, so that he can bring his energy when we've hit the wall in the middle of the game. When he comes in the game, he gives us that surge we need, and I feel that he'll continue to strive playing off the bench", said Wilkens

pg - Moochie Norris - He'll stay here. Word was that the newly acquired Aaron McKie would take his spot, because he's taller, and a better defender, but Moochie will stay here because he knows the offense perfect, after coming here in December. Very quick point guard that scores in streaks

sg - Raja Bell - Everyone was surprised to hear that Raja Bell would get the nod as the new, starting 2-guard. Solid defensively, and can get to the basket and draw fouls on the offensive end of the floor.

sf - Vince Carter - Carter will move to the forward spot, so he'll be responsible for grabbing a few more rebounds. His scoring will most likely remain, but he'll be seeing more touches, now that he is the ONLY offensive threat on the floor.

pf - Eddie Griffin - A little undersized at the power forward position, but as long as the Raptors play good team defense, he'll be alright. Good shotblocker, and with his potent outside shot, he'll cause problems for opposing power-forwards. Also quicker than most power-forwards.

c - Jelani McCoy - Has played consistent all year long. Hasn't been asked to do much, other than grab a few boards and use up his 6 fouls. Now that AD is gone, he'll have to hit the boards a lot harder (7 boards last night against Chi) and consistenly.

Bench Notables

Aaron McKie - Brings veteren floor leadership. He will see a lot of playing time on the court at the 2-guard, playing behind Raja Bell. McKie fills up the stat sheet, and lets the game come to him. Very rarely will he force shots.

Jerome Williams - Immediate spark plug for this team on BOTH ends of the floor. He will do anything for his team. Takes charges on the defensive end, crashes the boards relentlessly on the offensive end. A fan favorite that will be appreciated

**3rdAnswer** · 04-14-2003, 01:13 AM

Lenny Wilkens shuffles the lineup once more...

After the Chicago game, Lenny Wilkens decided he'd go with a different lineup.

"Id rather have Jerome coming off the bench, so that he can bring his energy when we've hit the wall in the middle of the game. When he comes in the game, he gives us that surge we need, and I feel that he'll continue to strive playing off the bench", said Wilkens

pg - Moochie Norris - He'll stay here. Word was that the newly acquired Aaron McKie would take his spot, because he's taller, and a better defender, but Moochie will stay here because he knows the offense perfect, after coming here in December. Very quick point guard that scores in streaks

sg - Raja Bell - Everyone was surprised to hear that Raja Bell would get the nod as the new, starting 2-guard. Solid defensively, and can get to the basket and draw fouls on the offensive end of the floor.

sf - Vince Carter - Carter will move to the forward spot, so he'll be responsible for grabbing a few more rebounds. His scoring will most likely remain, but he'll be seeing more touches, now that he is the ONLY offensive threat on the floor.

pf - Eddie Griffin - A little undersized at the power forward position, but as long as the Raptors play good team defense, he'll be alright. Good shotblocker, and with his potent outside shot, he'll cause problems for opposing power-forwards. Also quicker than most power-forwards.

c - Jelani McCoy - Has played consistent all year long. Hasn't been asked to do much, other than grab a few boards and use up his 6 fouls. Now that AD is gone, he'll have to hit the boards a lot harder (7 boards last night against Chi) and consistenly.

Bench Notables

Aaron McKie - Brings veteren floor leadership. He will see a lot of playing time on the court at the 2-guard, playing behind Raja Bell. McKie fills up the stat sheet, and lets the game come to him. Very rarely will he force shots.

Jerome Williams - Immediate spark plug for this team on BOTH ends of the floor. He will do anything for his team. Takes charges on the defensive end, crashes the boards relentlessly on the offensive end. A fan favorite that will be appreciated

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