PhilBlackson wrote:I genuinely believe he should be ahead of Mitchell in the rotation.
His hustle & intensity is infectious. You can see he really puts team first and tries to be a real floor general. I’m NOT saying he’s Lowry 2.0 but there’s some similar intangibles. Unless his jumper really falters, I’m guessing it improves, I think he’s gonna end up a fan favourite in that vein..
I was gonna say just this. If we are looking at a developmental season, we should be prioritizing him over Mitchell easily. He's not better, but he's also younger, cheaper, under contract, and just as bad on offence so not much of a loss there.
Let's see what the kids can do this year, wins be damned. Gimmie some Mogbo and Shead getting decent minutes.
Dalek wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:PhilBlackson wrote:I genuinely believe he should be ahead of Mitchell in the rotation.
His hustle & intensity is infectious. You can see he really puts team first and tries to be a real floor general. I’m NOT saying he’s Lowry 2.0 but there’s some similar intangibles. Unless his jumper really falters, I’m guessing it improves, I think he’s gonna end up a fan favourite in that vein..
I think Mitchell is destined to be traded at the deadline to open up space for just that. I think he is destined to be traded regardless.
I think there can be room for both if the system is so predicated on ball pressure. You can see how high our pick-up points were on defense yesterday. Darko wants disruption but I am not sure if IQ and Barrett can manage that as starters.
I think mixing in Mitchell with the starters is going to happen eventually, and having two PG bench line-ups is also interesting, especially with Mitchell who might be better in an offball shooting role.
What we saw last night was brief, but we saw a different type of defensive team. I would not even leave Carton out of the mix because he looks NBA ready.
IQ would definitely get burned out Quickley































