Sunday, October 31st, 2010 at 8:48 am  |  8 responses

Polladaday: Best Bench?

The starting five is ultimately the most important, but a team’s depth is extremely important. Which contender has the biggest advantage in this department?

Which team has the strongest bench?

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  • http://www.twitter.com/HurstySYD Hursty

    Gonna be biased here but… Houston.
    Hayes, Budinger, Lee, Lowry. Miller, Dampier.
    Last year, 3 of those guys were starters for other teams.
    Hayes started at the 5 for Yao.
    Again, I know I’m really biased but.. they should be in the conversation.

  • Yesse

    Gotta be Boston or LA. I think Odom kinda makes LA’s bench seem the best, but when you think about the Boston bench overrall it’s kinda tough to say.

  • http://Slamonline.com Caboose

    Redick, Bass, Gortat, Pietrus, Jwill. That lineup could still beat Toronto’s starters.

  • http://thetroyblog.com Teddy-the-Bear

    Houston by a lot in my opinion, except for maybe Orlando. Orlando has a nice bench too.

  • http://www.nobrain.dk omer urundul

    why is the spurs on this list? there is just george hill as a descent player.

  • ripslam

    Boston by quite a bit. Shaqtus, JO, Nate, Delonte, Uno Uno, and Marquis Daniels (underrated IMO). Deepest team in the league. Lol’d @ Houston.

  • http://www.kb24.com The Seed

    Blake, Brown, Barnes, Walton and Theo would beat any of the other benches even the overrated Boston bench. Nate is a cast off, JO and Shaq will get old by 30 game this season, West is a head case and Daniels can’t shoot, but plays tough D. Lakers win in Bench series 4-2. BOOK IT!!

  • http://slamonline.com YKnot

    Houston? Maybe they should play their bench all game and finally win one.

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