Post#1104 » by ChettheJet » Tue Nov 24, 2020 4:06 pm
I focus on the Hawks because I keep seeing where the Bulls were when they had Hinrich, Gordon, Duhon, Deng, Noah, Gooden, Nocioni, Sefelosha. All good some very good players nobody great or head and shoulders above the rest of the group. Pretty much the same when some changes brought Boozer, Rose, Gibson, Korver, Brewer and that group. Good but not championship great.
I see that the Hawks had a good young roster of lottery picks that could grow together then they sign Gallanari, Rondo, Dunn and Bogdan, and get Snell and Solomon Hill, where they already have these young guys, add Okongwu where they have Capela and Collins. If they are bringing in veterans they're going to play them if they're paying them so how are the young guys they retain, Hunter, Huerter, Collins, Reddish, Goodwin, LaBissiere going to develop sharing backup minutes?
It just seems like ATL has a split personality of having good young players that just need a little time to develop but bring in 6 veteran players which looks like a win now strategy pushing those young guys to the bench with very little time to develop. Be it picks or more veterans with shorter contracts it seems like they would be better off moving some of those young guys while they still look to have potential.