Not as concerned about his age as I am his position in the NBA. Typically age seems to matter more from 18-20 because guys are still growing into their own bodies. Rozier is what he is, athletically, which is fine... but I wonder what he'll become at this level. Seems to have a good work ethic to where you can safely expect some improvement, but I'm not sure he's a PG... and question his feel for the game (at least at PG). He's all stop-and-go, esp in the halfcourt, and doesn't seem to know what he wants to do yet. Hopefully that's just part of the learning curve -- I'm sure it's steep -- and not reflective of his court sense.
He gave good minutes tonight, which is nice. Agree with all those above that would like for him (and the other rookies) to see more minutes sooner than later. Hard to tell where these guys are at from watching them in spot minutes, and doubt it'd make that significant of a difference (negatively) to start giving them some legitimate time. We shall see. Hunter looks good, too... but still spot minutes, rail-thin, and a bit hesitant on offense. Really liked what I saw from him against the Hawks, though. Seems like a safer bet to carve out an NBA career.