Guys, it's official now! Team A has kicked off their preparations for the new season and, according to BasketFaul, they've made a serious start. 🏀
First off, how the roster will shape up, who will get more playing time, and of course, how they'll perform in the upcoming tournaments has us all excited. What do you think will be the biggest advantage of this roster? Or do you think there are some issues too?
Personally, I have a lot of faith in the new coach's vision and the potential of the young players. But what do you guys think? Let's discuss!
Millennium's new season adventure has begun! What do you think they can achieve with this squad?
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The start phase of the roster reminds me of the Premier League, where young talents like Jude Bellingham or Kobbie Mainoo make an immediate impact. Just like there, the blend of experienced players in key positions (think about the backcourt) and hungry newcomers—whether developed in youth training or signed from smaller leagues—could turn this team into a real surprise in the new year. Particularly exciting is whether the "young blood" strategy will work like it did for Le Mans Sarthe Basket in 2022/23, when a breakthrough from young players suddenly propelled the club into the playoffs.
But of course, the risks are real: too much rotation in the starting lineup can lead to inconsistency, as seen with many teams in the LNB Pro B. If the bench players don’t perfectly fit the new coach’s system, it could kill the flow—just like some ProA promoted sides that looked like relegation candidates after just three games. So the question is: Can the coach really hold this mix together, or will the season end up being another case of "too much too soon"?