And again, I say that alot of the angst isn't personally against Bagley, it's against the organization's choice. And if game after game (of course, still early now) we keep saying that Bagley is being put in poor situations, then it only solidifies the angst against the FO. The objective truth is that it would have been easier to fit Doncic into the roster than having Bagley (who can't play on the perimeter offensively) and a multitude of other bigs. If the team can't develop Bagley properly or put him in a position to be confident and to succeed, then it remains that we shouldn't have drafted him. That is the angst that comes with seeing him not produce, whether due to lack of skill on his part or due to not being played in the right position. We already saw what happened when we did that to Tyreke. Too early to write anybody off or call for any heads to roll, but undeniably drafting Bagley isn't LOOKING good. Hopefully that will soon change quickly.
Here's another question looking way into the future. How long can we afford to pin our hopes on Bagley, given he's a #2 pick and expectations are for him to be a big part of our future? Can we afford the same patience as we did WCS? Or does a supposed star picked at 2 need to have a breakout season by year 2/3?