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In the Know, there may have been the occasional time when they could have played without risk of losing the game, but this season's percentages are very low due to the closeness of most games won so I would say that it has been important to not only win but to try and bump up the score as well.
They're called developement players because they are in the process of developing their game to NBL standard. They do this at training and learn from the more experienced players. It would be absolute stupidity to play them at the risk of losing the game. Yogee you make some interesting points about their annual salary not counting under the cap but time spent on court has to be paid under the cap. I was not aware of that.
Sydney are good at developing their young players beacuse Kendall and Worthington have come straight out of college. They also have Barlow who is a reasonable player.