Turner and Taylor have been on the court together for 53% of minutes in conference play. We are -89 with that pairing at 0.91 PPP/1.10 PPP (it's even worse in just the last 6 games, 0.79 PPP/1.12 PPP). In 47% of minutes where they are not together, we are +1.
Breaking that down further, when only Turner is playing, we are -5 but score at a 1.00 PPP/0.99 PPP, as Turner has been on the court for 7 more defensive possessions than offensive.
When only Taylor is playing, we are +6 and score at our average (read: terrible) amount of 0.92 PPP/0.93 PPP, as Taylor has been on the court for 7 more offensive possessions than defensive.
When neither are on the court, we can't score at all but play defense well, as we are even but at 0.81 PPP/ 0.81 PPP.
Needless to say, Collins needs to stop playing the two of them together on the court as much as possible, and he needs to play Falzon more, who has finished on the right side of +/- for all 6 games since Nance left the lineup, including +9 in 15 minutes the other night, for a total of +36.
Breaking that down further, when only Turner is playing, we are -5 but score at a 1.00 PPP/0.99 PPP, as Turner has been on the court for 7 more defensive possessions than offensive.
When only Taylor is playing, we are +6 and score at our average (read: terrible) amount of 0.92 PPP/0.93 PPP, as Taylor has been on the court for 7 more offensive possessions than defensive.
When neither are on the court, we can't score at all but play defense well, as we are even but at 0.81 PPP/ 0.81 PPP.
Needless to say, Collins needs to stop playing the two of them together on the court as much as possible, and he needs to play Falzon more, who has finished on the right side of +/- for all 6 games since Nance left the lineup, including +9 in 15 minutes the other night, for a total of +36.