Mike Conley gone

[Leado01]

LaMelo and Bones in the backcourt... whoa.

Woe?

Woe

[Lipoli390]

LaMelo and Bones in the backcourt... whoa.

Woe?

I mean...compared to last season at PG...both of those guys are better than Dillingham was.

That’s for sure. And so is Ayo. PG has gone from a position of weakness to a position of strength. Unfortunately, or PF position has gone from a position of depth and strength to a position of uncertainty.

[Monster]

LaMelo and Bones in the backcourt... whoa.

Woe?

I mean...compared to last season at PG...both of those guys are better than Dillingham was.

That’s for sure. And so is Ayo. PG has gone from a position of weakness to a position of strength. Unfortunately, or PF position has gone from a position of depth and strength to a position of uncertainty.

I would say having a nondescript PF is more manageable than a PG...unless you have a really unique roster or something.

Also remember back when the Wolves maybe had one worthwhile wing player? Now we are kinda talking about how we don't really need Josh Green and looking to trade him for a PF..times have changed! Lol

[TheGrey08]

That’s for sure. And so is Ayo. PG has gone from a position of weakness to a position of strength. Unfortunately, or PF position has gone from a position of depth and strength to a position of uncertainty.

I would say having a nondescript PF is more manageable than a PG...unless you have a really unique roster or something.

Also remember back when the Wolves maybe had one worthwhile wing player? Now we are kinda talking about how we don't really need Josh Green and looking to trade him for a PF..times have changed! Lol

For a lot of games you are probably right. Against some some of the bigger teams it could be more of a problem. For me the biggest reason to want a good sized stretch PF is the versatility it gives them. I want them to be able to keep a big lineup when needed as well as the ability to go small with Jaden at PF. Adaptability can be so clutch.

[Monster]

That’s for sure. And so is Ayo. PG has gone from a position of weakness to a position of strength. Unfortunately, or PF position has gone from a position of depth and strength to a position of uncertainty.

I would say having a nondescript PF is more manageable than a PG...unless you have a really unique roster or something.

Also remember back when the Wolves maybe had one worthwhile wing player? Now we are kinda talking about how we don't really need Josh Green and looking to trade him for a PF..times have changed! Lol

For a lot of games you are probably right. Against some some of the bigger teams it could be more of a problem. For me the biggest reason to want a good sized stretch PF is the versatility it gives them. I want them to be able to keep a big lineup when needed as well as the ability to go small with Jaden at PF. Adaptability can be so clutch.

I'm not thinking of the bigger teams at the moment. It doesn't help that like 45 players have changed teams in the last 2 weeks. Lol