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Yeah, he may not stick there with all those guys, but contributing the way he has so far has got to have some guard-hungry teams watching and wondering if he can help them out.
Rockets had an open spot on their roster and seemingly needed another PG. Thought Kennedy Chandler had a chance with how well he had been playing in SL. But they signed another forward who can’t shoot to add to all their other forwards who can’t shoot instead:/IMO, teams like the Hawks or Rockets would be a good spot.
Other than VanFleet and Holiday at PG, they don’t have much. I guess Reed and Amen, but they aren’t really PGs. Fleet also getting older.
Hawks have Young, behind him you have Kennard and Daniels, which again neither are really PGs.
Edit; I’m not sure what each team drafted so I could be totally wrong.
Rockets had an open spot on their roster and seemingly needed another PG. Thought Kennedy Chandler had a chance with how well he had been playing in SL. But they signed another forward who can’t shoot to add to all their other forwards who can’t shoot instead:/
Bogues was 5.foot 3 inches tall he played in the nbaLove Z, but he has a hard hill to climb. He is 5'9". Size was his struggle sometimes at UT playing against bigger lineups. I think Spud Webb was 5'8" but he had an incredible vertical. That size is difficult to overcome in a league that clears out the lane so players can post you up.
Lavert isn’t young as a ball player Beasley isn’t either and may be kicked out of the league for gambling.
Of course, those guys aren’t really who ZZ would be contending with.
You couldn’t exactly camp out in the lane then, either, which is why it descended into ISO ball by the end of the era. No double teaming off the ball meant you could use ISO to force a 1-on-1.That was in an era when 3 second violations weren't called on the defense. You couldn't just clear out the lane to exploit, in Muggsy's case, a 1 foot height difference.