A Quick Glance at Depth Charts

San Antonio
PG1-T Parker
PG2-N Van Exel
PG3-B Udrih
PG4-M Wilks
SG1-M Ginobili
SG2-B Barry
SF1-B Bowen
SF2-M Finley
SF3-G Robinson
PF1-T Duncan
PF2-R Horry
PF3-S Marks
C1-N Mohammed
C2-R Nesterovic
C3-F Oberto
C4-T Massenburg

Wow is all I can say. Wow.


Golden State
PG1-B Davis
PG2-D Fisher
SG1-J Richardson
SG2-M Pietrus
SG3-M Ellis
SF1-M Dunleavy
SF2-C Cheaney
SF3-Z Cabarkapa
SF4-R White
PF1-T Murphy
PF2-I Diogu
PF3-C Taft
C1-A Foyle
C2-A Biedrins

I still think they should start Diogu with Foyle coming off the bench for Murphy eventually.


Sacramento
PG1-M Bibby
PG2-J Hart
PG3-R Price
PG4-E House
SG1-B Wells
SG2-K Martin
SG3-M Evans
SF1-P Stojakovic
SF2-C Williamson
SF3-F Garcia
PF1-S Abdur-Rahim
PF2-K Thomas
PF3-D Songaila
C1-B Miller
C2-B Skinner
C3-J Sampson

They don't really have a shooting guard, but everyone seems to be pretty able to stroke the J. Defensive strength isn't a whole lot better than it used to be, and their offense is definitely worse than the Kings of old. Still, I think the Kings are a legit contender for #2 this year if they gel.


So my question is, what do people think about Houston, Detroit, Cleaveland, and Indiana?
Houston
PG1-B Sura
PG2-M James
PG3-L Head
PG4-C Ward
PG5-M Norris
SG1-D Wesley
SG2-D Anderson
SG3-J Barry
SF1-T McGrady
SF2-R Bowen
PF1-S Swift
PF2-J Howard
PF3-V Baker
PF4-L Baxter
PF5-T Braggs
C1-Y Ming
C2-D Mutombo

Detroit
PG1-C Billups
PG2-C Arroyo
SG1-R Hamilton
SG2-L Hunter
SG3-C Delfino
SG4-A Acker
SF1-T Prince
SF2-M Evans
SF3-R Dupree
SF4-A Johnson
SF5-D Ham
PF1-R Wallace
PF2-A McDyess
PF3-J Maxiell
C1-B Wallace
C2-D Davis
C3-D Milicic
C4-E Campbell

Cleveland
PG1-D Jones
PG2-E Snow
SG1-L Hughes
SG2-I Newble
SG3-S Pavlovic
SF1-L James
SF2-L Jackson
PF1-D Gooden
PF2-D Marshall
PF3-A Varejao
PF4-M Andriuskevicius
C1-Z Ilgauskas

Indiana
PG1-J Tinsley
PG2-A Johnson
PG3-E Gill
SG1-S Jackson
SG2-S Jasikevicius
SG3-F Jones
SF1-R Artest
SF2-J Bender
SF3-D Granger
PF1-J O'Neal
PF2-A Croshere
C1-J Foster
C2-S Pollard
C3-D Harrison

Cheers.