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He got his shoe in the door when the Warriors had their long run. Shouldn't matter, but it seems to

He's not better against Sabonis and others

Looks like Looney is going to play a lot for them again. Was sounding like a lot of people thought he was 'done' last season

Not looking like he has enough offensive game. Shot doesn't look that good, etc

The guy battles effectively nearly every time he's in there

DeRozan looking like the #1 option for this team

Huerter has no room to be feel slighted, when Monk is sitting right there next to him

I'm not sure that he shoots a better % from 17 feet, than he does from the 3 point line

Once they were able to sign Keon to the best value contract in the league, Caruso was no longer as interesting. Though he's still a winning player that most teams would welcome

Lyles always struggles to avoid nagging injuries. Bummer

What is the theory on why he allowed all this to happen?

Dallas just won the West as a 5 seed....and made it to the West finals as a 4 seed in '22. The conference has been open for a while now

The question in my mind is, will Monk's offense with this new lineup be more valuable than Keon's defense in most close games? With Derozan and Fox as two of the top 4th quarter clutch guys in the league, I'm not sure that the answer is yes. I guess the simple answer is that they're paying him...

Huerter won't ever start for this team again, without an injury to Keon Ellis

The 49ers stadium is ranked one worse than the King's

Lyles is a better overall NBA player. Would be shocked if any team in the league thought different

The way I take it, is that the eye test doesn't always match up with that kind of stat. He never looked very effective as an NBA player to me

Although the team was better from his defense, even when he didn't shoot well. I do expect him to be more comfortable now and shoot a good %. His consistent defense is more valuable than Huerter's up and down shooting. Especially with the addition of DeRozan, who will take a lot of shots

Does McDaniels have any strength to his game that stands out? He's long for his position, but a lot of that is negated because he's so thin and light.

You get the feeling that sometimes they try different players, just to say they're making change. They did it with Alex Len. Then decided to bring him back and keep signing him. Maybe something like that will happen for Edwards