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Clearly to me, their original plan was to acquire a 4 that would really balance the starting lineup and would fit in a closing lineup with Monk...and potentially Keon as well. Now the fit to close games is a lot less clear, with Derozan who is a higher priority closer than Monk

I'm wondering if they wouldn't be better finishing with a more balanced lineup as well. Defense is just as important in closing a game

Sounds like he wants to run the same basic offense. Lets hope some wrinkles are added

Really though, Huerter is not a "front court" player. He's a 2 or weak 3, who I wouldn't want matching up against a physical 3 or wing

The problem is at that time of the season, they have very few practices. It's a really awkward time for a rookie to get his first NBA minutes, if the team is fighting for playoff position

I wouldn't bet on him playing meaningful minutes this next season. So a different situation than a player who comes in after trade, who has been playing with NBA experience

He came into the league known as a dunker and was that way for his first couple years. He turned himself into a complete offensive weapon. I don't think anyone in the league has more moves and makes more shots at different angles than him. It's easy to see why he gets to the line a...

That's what you call "the full bag" of moves

Will it give the Kings their best chance of building a contender, though?

What are you talking about. He's going to play SG with the Kings, so he's working at that position.

They've already accepted that risk. He's played 4 games

I disagree

He's a good shooter

Not sure exactly what you're disagreeing with? That the Kings will be able to sign somebody who is an 11th/12th man, who gets regular rotation time?

Nobody beyond the 9th or 10th man is going to be in the regular rotation for the Kings. That's where you look for guys with a talent for spots. Which Edwards has as a defensive wing

You did say that maybe he could make a roster as an 11th or 12th man. That's what I'm saying as well

He's already shown value defensively. If he was really good both offensively, along with his defense, he wouldn't be a low cost player. Given what he is, I like his defense with this team. Thought he should have been used more in spots last season

He's not going to make an NBA roster as a 2, so point guard is his chance. The Kings already gave him a 2 way

You're sure the Kings will sign someone better than Edwards? I'm not. He's a valuable defensive wing in spots

Boogie Ellis is a better player than Bronny James