Murph
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Nothing from nothing, but did anyone notice who the win share leader of the 2020 draft class is?...Tyrese Halliburton. Haliburton is averaging 27 mpg, 11 ppg, 4 apg and is shooting 53% from the floor and 50% from the 3 point line. That gives him a TS% of 71%.
It has always been my contention that a backcourt of Garland and Sexton is not viable in the long run, due to their height. Together, they will always represent a defensive liability. Eventually one of them will have to start at PG, and one will have to come off the bench or be traded.
So my theory was, why not draft one of the big PGs in this years draft to eventually start in the backcourt along with Sexton or Garland. Ball was my 1st choice, and Halliburton was my second choice and a player who would still be on the draft board at #5.
As it stands, I think the Cavs best bet in the long run will be to move Okoro to the starting SG spot, and either have Osman start at SF, or draft another defensive minded SF.
It has always been my contention that a backcourt of Garland and Sexton is not viable in the long run, due to their height. Together, they will always represent a defensive liability. Eventually one of them will have to start at PG, and one will have to come off the bench or be traded.
So my theory was, why not draft one of the big PGs in this years draft to eventually start in the backcourt along with Sexton or Garland. Ball was my 1st choice, and Halliburton was my second choice and a player who would still be on the draft board at #5.
As it stands, I think the Cavs best bet in the long run will be to move Okoro to the starting SG spot, and either have Osman start at SF, or draft another defensive minded SF.