BS will not reevaluate the starting lineup for at least 10 more

Despite his initial outburst, Boozer answered his benching with a boon. "That's exactly how you want him to respond," Scott said. "After a game or so, it seemed like he just said, 'OK, this is how it's going to be. I'm going to roll with it.' "He's doing those [little] things better, especially on the defensive end. Making that change helped. It helped us. It helped him." Boozer has been outplaying Ed Davis, who is averaging 6.4 points and 5.4 rebounds since replacing Boozer in the Lakers' lineup. "Getting minutes in this league is a very precious thing," Scott said. "Once they're taken away from you, or a position is taken away, sometimes it takes guys a little bit to realize that, hey, man, I've got to get my act together and start playing a little better."Scott said he would not reevaluate the starting lineup for at least 10 more games.