The other is to look for a guy who could compliment either Fox or Mitchell off the bench if there's an injury, suspension etc.
In that case, I'd be looking for a playmaker with an outside shot who can help with bench scoring. Fox isn't a good outside shooter, Mitchell isn't a consistent scorer or natural playmaker so someone that can come in, run the offense and hit some outside shots to keep the offense moving is a good fit as a backup to either PG. Of the remaining FA PGs, Quinn Cook might be the best fit in this regard.
In that case, I'd be looking for a playmaker with an outside shot who can help with bench scoring. Fox isn't a good outside shooter, Mitchell isn't a consistent scorer or natural playmaker so someone that can come in, run the offense and hit some outside shots to keep the offense moving is a good fit as a backup to either PG. Of the remaining FA PGs, Quinn Cook might be the best fit in this regard.
if Fox or Mitchell got hurt, wouldn’t it make more sense to have someone that can get into the paint at will and collapse defences, instead of a spot up shooter like Cook?
The team seems be be built around Fox/Mitchells penetration so why would you move away from that.
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