JayBirdHawk

...and I think part of the expectation was for our wings to improve and take the next step and unfortunately NONE OF THEM DID: Cam wanted out, Huerter took a step back defensively, Hunter got injured again, Bogi ran hot and cold and couldn't stay healthy.

No doubt.

Glad I'm neither

Can he defend SGs next to Trae?

Again, can we move on from pining for this guy

Folder? He has his own hard drive with its own search feature, sorted for each Squawker.

Suuuuure!!!

....yeah he's not a SG.

It's all about being more disciplined which he should develop with more experience. Instead of being reactionary he'll need to develop being more anticipatory. He has some of that already just not always disciplined enough. He's played 98 regular season games and is 21. A fill offseason of development should really help since he has only rehabbed his first two offseasons.

6th place finish for Bogi:

Pelicans Not Expected To Offer Fully Guaranteed Five-Year Max To Zion Williamso While Zion Williamson has gone on record that he is prepared sign an extension with the New Orleans Pelicans this offseason, David Griffin is not necessarily expecting an easy resolution. “Obviously, that conversation is going to be one that will be a challenge,” Griffin said last Friday. “When it's time to have that, we’ll have it. And right now what we're focused on is him being healthy, and (being in) kind of elite condition to play basketball and we'll start there.” According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, the Pelicans are expected to attach some stipulations where they won't offer Williamson a fully guaranteed five-year, $181 million max contract. "I don't think they're offering a five-year max," said Windhorst. "I don't think they're going to want to guarantee the full five years. I think they'll come into it not wanting him to have a player option. In other words, it will be a five-year contract and we'll have protection. And they'll want to haggle over what constitutes the protection." Windhorst then said he expects the contract talks to be similar to the one Joel Embiid signed in 2017 with the Philadelphia 76ers. Windhorst cautioned that the difference between the two situations is that Embiid was on the same page with the 76ers at the time.

@AHF

We had some version of him, barely. He was there in body...but not with his overall skill.

Lu Dort for #16

Everything with Kevin is a stepback. He doesn't lean into his shots.

Exactly

Nope...just calling it like I see it. MY OPINION!!!

Same incentives on his extension.

That would be awesome.

I don't mind Burks. I just don't think he's worth the #16 pick. His range is more late 20's pick.