ellis is living the best of both worlds, he gets to start the game running sg where he has some advantage than take over point and control the ball where he has different advantages all of this while playing about 44 out of 48 minutes a game, of course he is going to put up numbers like this. everyone jumping on the milwaukee 2 game bandwagon that happens for a different player every week needs to relax, he is having so much success because he is starting while also playing backup point, why mess with something that is working and demand he starts at point.

and redick from what ive seen is not this perfect shooter like everyone preached, he missed 2 or 3 wide open game changing shots in houston so how can you guys say its better to have him out there than jennings? jennings has made his fair share of big shots for milwaukee he also adds more of an all around game where redick is just out there to shoot.

The other point to be made is about the process. The process or offensive execution has just seemed better the past 3 games and I don’t think it’s all attributable to Redick playing 20 mins a game, I think a lot of it has to do with how Ellis has run things. I’ve seen plenty of Jennigs, he’s got potential but he’s had they keys to the car since day 1 and a temporary demotion might really be the best thing for him in the long run.

But a career ending game? He’s no longer the point guard?

Well okay, but ……..

Do the Bucks coaching staff REALLY think Jennings has absolutely no Point Guard potential and they should have let him go and play Ellis at Point? Because Ellis is probably the better PG? He does attack the rim more, but oh those threes.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not really arguing for or against moving Jennings to the bench and moving Ellis to point guard. I’m just more than surprised by the sudden decision to minimize Jennings. Especially after the two great games he had against the Nets prior to the trade. Remember, the ones in which Ellis couldn’t make a free throw?

LOL…and maybe I am way off here and Ellis is the best thing since Carter’s Little Liver Pills.

My opinion is that either Jennings said something to Boylan or it’s just a size/matchup issue.

Jennings played well against the older Deron Williams, but he openly complained about Hawks PG Jeff Teague and the calls or non-calls. To me that seemed to be the moment that Boylan sat Jennings and went with Ellis. That appears to be the point that Boylan saw that Ellis actually could handle the PG responsibilities and Jennings hasn’t played well since.

Maybe it’s a maturity issue but without knowing for certain, it appears to be that Jennings couldn’t handle Teague, where Ellis could or at least did without complaining.

It all worked out for the best, but ….

I hope these players have their heads in a better place than the blogs. It’s a TEAM or we all loose.

Go Bucks!