I said its a good idea. And the sample size is too small to argue that they'll be better off. This could become something that everybody does. The only team that has done it in years passed is also the most successful team in the past 15 years.
For players with certain problems, you have to rest them over the course of the season. 5 days of rest isn't necessarily the same as spreading those 5 days out - especially if you're resting guys 4/5s, back-to-backs. It's a lot easier to prevent wear on the body from overuse than it is to wait for it to heal from damage.
What players?
Agreed. Love has never really fully fit the Cavaliers' system, and personally I think the Cavs gave up way too much in the trade with Minnesota... I mean, would you rather have a mid-career Kevin Love for one season and then have him leave you, or would you rather develop a player like Andrew Wiggins, who, as time will show, has the skills to become a strong force at the guard position.
