knicks1248 wrote:Most of our young guys have so many holes in their game that you can't just leave them out there for every situation. They are not all around players, and they are not extremely good at anything.When you have holes in your game you will always get inconsistent minutes, and will always be trade bate.
It's also about fit and system, which is more important than anything, one of the main reasons the GSW traded DLO.
If you can get a player that does what Frank does and more, or what Mitch does and more, or what knox does and more, do you hang on to these players just because you drafted them?
i am replying against my better judgment
the short answer is everything else being equal you do hang on because they have familiarity with the teammates/system better than a new comer and that has value
the longer answer is your criticism is inane. Every player (even Lebron) has flaws. It comes down to value because we're salary capped. You want more talent/$. By way of comparison. Marcus Smart is making 12.5 million this year compared to Frank's 4.8. Capela is making 14.9 compared to Mitch's 1.55
(to be clear these are for comparison only -- not saying Frank = Marcus, etc.)
they are not our problem. of course beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and as the old saying goes "there is no pleasing, some people" something you may want to consider