of all the front courts mentioned, I think only Charlotte's really compares as far as young talent that's already performing well.

look at our bigs numbers in december:

Curry 23ppg, 8rpg, 57%fg
Frye 15ppg, 7.5rpg, 1.5bpg
Lee 12ppg, 12rpg, 2apg

I mean, that's legit.

Clearly, we have the best big man rotation since McHale, Parish, and Bird. :)

The key to winning is versatility. Our front court has versatility. It still needs to add a legitimate hustle, rebound, shotblocking type player. But right now there is legitimate versatiltiy. Probably why most people enjoyed the Jeffries trade.

Now the key is not waiting and focusing upon developing versatility in the backcourt. Find someone that can grow with the frontcourt. This is why I think Q is the best short-term solution for the backcourt. By moving him to the two he gives us something that the others don't. Having Francis, Marbs, Craw and Nate is redundant.