Tokito: Blazers Coach Terry Stotts Stays Mum On Rotation's "Tough Decisions"

Mike Tokito of The Oregonian reports that Portland Trail Blazers coach Terry Stotts -- who hasn't had his entire starting five together for a single preseason game -- isn't tipping his hand when it comes to the bottom-half of his rotation. Everyone, according to the coach, has impressed.

"I think it's a slight concern," Blazers coach Terry Stotts said. "I would like to have our five guys out there. I would have liked to have had a couple games where those guys played some minutes together. Not only those guys, but to have our rotating players in with different lineups."

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"I think Joel Freeland has played very well, [Thomas Robinson] has played well," Stotts said. "It's good to have Dorell [Wright] out on the court, Will Barton has played well, [Allen] Crabbe was playing well until he got sick. I think we've had a lot of players do well in preseason. I will have tough decisions to make when the regular season comes."

The good news for Stotts is that Blazersedge has a poll function to provide the answers to these tough calls.

I have a strong suspicion as to how this will turn out, but cast your vote on how the Blazers' depth chart at the two and four should stack up for opening night.

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