Elias Schuster

So I think those two guys will be safe.

Giddey's just always going to be the big question because of some of the restrictions he has as a scorer.

He can be assertive, he can be aggressive, but he probably isn't going to be as dynamic off the bounce scoring as you need him to be.

So I could see them messing around a little bit with the guard position, but it's probably just going to be about finding who fits next to him.

But for the most part, I think those two will probably be part of the game plan moving forward for a little bit while.

And like I said, they have a lot of flexibility still to put pieces around those guys.

Well, I'll first start by saying I don't think they're in any position to be drafting for me.

Right.

I understand that we talk about Maz Pazellas and Josh Giddey potentially being pieces moving forward.

But if a new front office comes in here and they think, you know, there's another point guard is the best player available on the board.

Like you take that player.

The organization is not successful enough.

They're not in a position to to worry about fit right now, in my opinion.

With that said, if there are obvious holes and areas that they have failed to find the right fit for over the past handful of years, center is a big spot, right?

Nikola Vucevic leaves.

They have no long-term answer there.

Nick Richards, Gershon Yabusele, both those guys will be gone.

Jalen Smith will be under contract, but we saw him play a lot of four this season.

They do a lot of double.

They were doing a lot of double.