Bryce Simon

has turned himself into a good offensive rebounder. He here's why it looks really good right now. If like I want to be fair is he's knocking down catch and shoot threes, as you mentioned, the three point percentage. But he can cut off the ball. He can come off zoom actions and staggered and those type of things. I think he fits perfectly fine. And here's where it helps, too.

When you have gravity like Tim Hardaway Jr., even Tobias Harris, even though he's not shooting it well right now, Malik Beasley, having those guys' third and fourth options offensively help with the overall spacing of the team as well.

When you have gravity like Tim Hardaway Jr., even Tobias Harris, even though he's not shooting it well right now, Malik Beasley, having those guys' third and fourth options offensively help with the overall spacing of the team as well.

When you have gravity like Tim Hardaway Jr., even Tobias Harris, even though he's not shooting it well right now, Malik Beasley, having those guys' third and fourth options offensively help with the overall spacing of the team as well.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're seeing it right now. And again, I know it hasn't always turned into wins, but guys, those both of those guys are playing really well on both ends of the court. And that's what they're not one in four because of Cade and J.I. 's play. Now, if you want to critique anything, the turnovers have been pretty bad from Cade.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're seeing it right now. And again, I know it hasn't always turned into wins, but guys, those both of those guys are playing really well on both ends of the court. And that's what they're not one in four because of Cade and J.I. 's play. Now, if you want to critique anything, the turnovers have been pretty bad from Cade.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're seeing it right now. And again, I know it hasn't always turned into wins, but guys, those both of those guys are playing really well on both ends of the court. And that's what they're not one in four because of Cade and J.I. 's play. Now, if you want to critique anything, the turnovers have been pretty bad from Cade.

They're over five per game right now, and he's had a couple of really bad ones. But it's because right now, Tobias Harris is shooting 15 percent from three and averaging 12 points a game. And because a star Thompson isn't in the lineup and Ron Holland's playing 13 minutes a night and, you know, really isn't ready offensively.

They're over five per game right now, and he's had a couple of really bad ones. But it's because right now, Tobias Harris is shooting 15 percent from three and averaging 12 points a game. And because a star Thompson isn't in the lineup and Ron Holland's playing 13 minutes a night and, you know, really isn't ready offensively.

They're over five per game right now, and he's had a couple of really bad ones. But it's because right now, Tobias Harris is shooting 15 percent from three and averaging 12 points a game. And because a star Thompson isn't in the lineup and Ron Holland's playing 13 minutes a night and, you know, really isn't ready offensively.

Fontecchio hasn't found his game during isn't playing his best offensively. I think what we're seeing right now where these guys are on the floor for almost 100 percent of the time, either together or one of is exactly the vision this organization should have for those two. Well, and I want to point this out real quick. J.I. is taking the primary defensive matchups. He guarded Donovan Mitchell.

Fontecchio hasn't found his game during isn't playing his best offensively. I think what we're seeing right now where these guys are on the floor for almost 100 percent of the time, either together or one of is exactly the vision this organization should have for those two. Well, and I want to point this out real quick. J.I. is taking the primary defensive matchups. He guarded Donovan Mitchell.

Fontecchio hasn't found his game during isn't playing his best offensively. I think what we're seeing right now where these guys are on the floor for almost 100 percent of the time, either together or one of is exactly the vision this organization should have for those two. Well, and I want to point this out real quick. J.I. is taking the primary defensive matchups. He guarded Donovan Mitchell.

He guarded Tyrese Maxey. He guarded Tyrese Halliburton while he's doing these things on the offensive end.

He guarded Tyrese Maxey. He guarded Tyrese Halliburton while he's doing these things on the offensive end.

He guarded Tyrese Maxey. He guarded Tyrese Halliburton while he's doing these things on the offensive end.

So all for the move to permanent five man, I think this is what Isaiah Stewart's ultimate role in the NBA is, is as a backup five who can moonlight at a four. If you take on certain matchups, say, you know what we used to see from the Minnesota Timberwolves, or if you're taking on the nuggets and you feel like you need to put somebody on Jokic and have another bigger guy off the ball, whatever.

So all for the move to permanent five man, I think this is what Isaiah Stewart's ultimate role in the NBA is, is as a backup five who can moonlight at a four. If you take on certain matchups, say, you know what we used to see from the Minnesota Timberwolves, or if you're taking on the nuggets and you feel like you need to put somebody on Jokic and have another bigger guy off the ball, whatever.

So all for the move to permanent five man, I think this is what Isaiah Stewart's ultimate role in the NBA is, is as a backup five who can moonlight at a four. If you take on certain matchups, say, you know what we used to see from the Minnesota Timberwolves, or if you're taking on the nuggets and you feel like you need to put somebody on Jokic and have another bigger guy off the ball, whatever.

But I think it should be like an 80 20 split in the second unit. I do not like the three-point usage going the way it's going. I do not understand. I'm not sure why. JB recently had a quote from my co-host Amari Sanko for the second, who's the beat writer for the Detroit Free Press. And JB kind of took the quote-unquote blame for that, saying they had really emphasized Isaiah rolling to the rim.