lipoli390 wrote:Could a completely healthy Chase Budinger be a significant part of the answer for next season?
38 mins, 24 pts, 7-9 FG, 5-8 3P, 5-7 FT, 4 reb, 4 ast, 2 stl. WOW. Missed the game, but box score says Chase looked pretty damn good. Is it because legs looked better or was it just his shot was going in? Yes, the two are different in my eyes.
If this upward trend (one game) stays for the remainder of the season, it'd be a large boost for this team heading into the off-season. Bud and Dieng's arrival are huge for next season as that's likely two big contributors off the bench. A Nik Stauskas :thumb: and different backup PG paired with those two could be just enough to make this team what most thought it would be this year. I reserve complete excitement about Bud, but man I hope he regains his bounce and keeps it.
Does anyone think Bazz could be used on the second unit as a Draymond Green/Shane Battier stretch-4? I realize the defense isn't as good, though he probably has enough strength for a lot of backup PFs, but rebounding and offensive potential are there. DC's gone next year and as LST reiterates, we have a plethora of SFs on the roster. Plus if they stick with in-house options I'd rather Bazz play than Hummel.
New PG, Stauskas, Budinger, Muhammad, Dieng. Developing young talent while putting a possibly good unit on the floor.