Prince willing to cut playing time for playoff success
"Most coaches put their All-Stars and best players on the floor"
In the past, Tayshaun Prince hasn't been too keen on the idea of having his minutes cut. via Ann Arbor News
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it is not because he will play less that he will play better. Considering what NBA players are paid they should play even more.
NBA players should do whatever the heck it takes for their team to win. They are being paid insane amounts of money for playing a sport. Not one of them should ever complain about the minutes he is or isn’t playing.
I am not sure if this will work but you can never say , There is a reason why players have to play 83 games before the playoff .