coldfish wrote:That's fair. That's basically a classic 2. Can beat single coverage but taken out of a game by double coverage.
If you have a group of 2's, you have a dangerous team. Its hard to double and recover against several players.
Most championship level teams are built around a 3 though. Someone who can take on and frequently beat double teams. I don't think the Bulls have a single player on the roster who can even project as a 3. That's the general problem with AKME's methodology here. Without tanking or accumulating massive assets for a trade, I'm not sure how they even get a 3.
Agree with all of the above. We only have one sorta 2 right now, and nobody who looks to be a 3.
On the part about how to get a #3, though ... often it's just luck.
1) Jokic
2) Giannis
3) SGA (Paul George was a good player, but I wouldn't say "massive asset")
4) Steph
All #3s and none the process of tanking, unless you count Steph as a #7 pick. (Which of course we have had several times in recent years, but not with that good fortune.)
I know, I know, waiting for lightning to strike isn't a very appealing tactic. But realistically, that's what often happens.