| Re: Jonas going to All Star weekend!! Assuming the Pistons don't trade their rookies - and why should we unless we get a great player back in return? Might as well let this talented threesome develop - it will be very interesting to see how and at what positions they fit on this team.
Jerebko seems very well suited for SF. It's great having a guy who has the heart drive and athleticism to guard all the best SF's, and still pound the offensive glass. Maybe that's his very best position on this team, even if he bulks up and can handle PF, too.
Daye can play SF, PF and SG in this league. It would be fantastic if he could eventually start at SG. He's got great handle and passing ability (better than Tay in those areas), and he's going to be one of the best stretch the floor players, which is a nice combination for Stuckey. Gordon off the bench, Daye moving to PF -- matchup nightmares for opposing teams. And he's got the offensive game to stand up to the SF position.
Summers also has 3 pt range. I think of him as more of a true PF by his body type, but he's never proven at any level that he's a great rebounder. Daye and Jerebko are each more willing rebounders. But Summers has great athleticism. He also could split time at SG and SF. If he works out, he's another nightmare matchup for defenses.
We're building a team where it's very hard to match up with us. Stuckey is virtually unguardable at PG. If he's playing with teammates who stretch the floor enough, he'll kill just about any smaller PG playing him, and just about every PG who plays him will be smaller. Stuckey can either bull through those guys, or get dribble penetration against all of them as well. Hopefully, Bynum stays with the Pistons - when healthy, lest we forget, he's as dominant a penetrating guard as there is in the league (at that aspect of the game only, of course).
Ultimately, we're going to be really hard to defend. And we're going to screw with other team's rotations. |