winforlose wrote:KGdaBom wrote:winforlose wrote:
That is like saying if you don’t love a song the first time you hear it then you will never love it. What if Dilly is the PG of the future, a future all star, and a future hall of famer. But, at the same time needs a year in the G to develop before he is ready to be PG2. PG is the hardest position for a rookie to play. They need to understand our scheme, opposing defensive schemes, have the pace of the game down, ect… My point is that forcing Dilly to be PG2 at this point is too much risk. Start him at PG3 and let him promote when he is ready. This is not a knock on him, but a legit concern about his NBA readiness when he is undersized (weight more than height,) untested, and being asked to play for a contender.
I stand by my statement. If he's not good enough to be our PG2 this very season he will never be any of those good things you talk about in the future. We won't be forcing him to be anything if he's anywhere near the pick we used on him. 8th picks in the draft are never anything 3. There was and is NO OPTION whatsoever for PG2. Not Monte Morris, Naw, Dennis Smith Jr. Connelly didn't miss on getting our PG2. Dilly was the only option.
Your telling me that any time a good team owns or trades for a bad teams pick they always immediately place the pick in the rotation? You are also telling me someone who has a rough rookie year will never amount to anything. Off the top of my Jimmy Butler is exactly the guy who is nothing special who becomes something special.
if it's the 8th overall pick yeah. That's what I'm telling you. Not never of course. There are a couple exceptions, but you're so incredibly over the top on this. Yeah I know you wanted us to sign Morris no matter the cost and declared him the PG2 over Dilly. You wanted us to sign Kyle no matter the cost to use him as trade bait later. We are instantly better having Dilly instead of Monte and most likely better having Shannon instead of Kyle, but you are whining. We have our top 7 rotation players and go IMO 10 deep in the rotation counting Dilly, Shannon and Miller. You hate Garza who is a magnificent offensive force as our 12th man. We've actually never really seen how bad his D will be. Maybe not as bad as some think. He's resourceful. The team we have right now would kick ass on the team we had last year and last year's team could have won it all. I'm rejoicing. I see zero cause for doom and gloom.