ogmagicfan wrote:I'd rather replace the obvious misfit (Fultz) then try to find a perfect fit so we can keep Fultz. It's far easier to replace Fultz than find that unicorn SG, and doesn't fix the fact that regardless of how good of a SG we have, it doesnt make up for the fact that our Starting PG is invisible to defenses when he's at the 3 pt line.
We need players who can shoot at the guard positions to compliment Paolo & Franz. All of these Fultz discussions have been seeing a number of people try fit a circle into a triangle. It doesn't matter how many times you try, he doesn't fit. Him becoming even an average 3 pt shooter won't be enough. We need players who are good/great at 3 pt shooting, especially at the PG position.
I would hardly call finding a shooting guard that can... shoot... a unicorn.
There's also the fact that
we already have Markelle. It is therefore easier to attempt to sign shooters rather than find this great three point shooting PG out there that easily gettable. If he's out there, sure, we should go for it.. but that seems harder to do than finding guys like Anfernee Simons or Gary Trent-esque, guys who can be volume shooters on good percentages, vesrus banking on someone like VanVleet, who will be expensive, and who Raptors fans complain about 10x more than we complain about Fultz, as an easier way of dealing with roster imbalance. It's that or hope for long-shot trades for Lillard or Trae Young.
It honestly just depends how much it costs to keep Fultz. If it's too much, move on. If it's not, I don't see the issue of keeping him.
Maybe there's a hidden Brunson-esque player out there.