tiderulz wrote:the problem is, we dont know if Paolo can be "the guy" and be efficient. Cole Anthony thinks he is the guy, but badly inefficient. Paolo looks to be willing passer, but right now isnt a good outside shooter so teams may back off him and dare him to shoot, thus creating spacing issues we currently have. Suggs is a bad shooter too, so now 2 defenders could hug the lane and cause issues for other players. It all depends on how confident they are in players developing. If Paolo can improve his 3 pt shooting (and bad FT%) and his bad defense, he could be great. If Jabari can improve his handle and finishing, he has elite shooting and very good defense. If Chet can improve his body (his frame is small to begin with, so there is only so much that can improve) to reduce his injury risk. All questions that have to be answered.
Paolo was best player in NCAA tourney out of the three. 6-10 250 from day 1, is bigger than LeBron. He may struggle to shoot from day 1, but you're not picking at number 1 thinking who will be best player in first 40 career games.
Paolo feels like maybe a 20-22 ppg inefficient scorer first few years, but Jabari seems like a 16-18 ppg career scorer to me.
If you are already worried about if Suggs is ever a good shooter, you must not trust coaching staff or his work ethic. Way too early to be thinking like that.