Q12543 wrote:AbeVigodaLive wrote:Again... only 2 out of 21 players from the 2019 Timberwolves team made it through the 2020 season.
And it's not just the Timberwolves. The first team I looked up was perennial playoff team Milwaukee...
7 of the 11 guys who played for them in the 2nd round of the playoffs last season are not playing in the playoffs this season.
The next team was Philadelphia. 12 guys played in the playoffs last season + they had Simmons who was out injured. Only 7 of them played in the playoffs this season vs. Atlanta, and that includes Mike Scott's 1 minute.
So yet again... WHY do we care about Okogie or Vanderbilt or Culver or Hernangomez or anybody not named Towns, Edwards and Simmons? Those other guys are not the solutions. So they're not going to be here for very long. Dump them. Grab/trade for other borderline NBA players who fit better.
I get that we can churn the roster, but the trick is the guys that fit better would be volume 3-point shooters. Those are a lot harder to find than one-way defensive types. Any suggestions? Name names please.
I'll just go down the list of teams
Landry Shamet. 39.7% career 3fg.
Bryn Forbes. 41.2% career 3fg.
Reggie Bullock. 39.2% career 3fg
Alec Burks. 37.3% career 3fg.
Tony Snell. 39.7% career 3fg.
Avery Bradley 36.3% career.
None of these guys is the answer. Some of them are sorta cringeworthy. But that's sort of the point. That's what makes all them affordable and/or available. Other teams much better than the Timberwolves signed them to pretty cheap deals and the players helped out in some way.
I can keep going through the list of teams (that's just the top 6 Eastern Conference teams), but I think you get the point.