Great discussion on a goofy passing idea I had a whim. Well posted everybody.
Wanted to address the big question that rose up in the thread...
This thread title is ridiculous.
If buy Rich mam you mean He's a Bill Gates Even Turner than yes.
Fultz is in a different class than Turner.
read the OP. He means hes a rich man's Turner today and could fill in out 6th man offense off the bench role as a rookie. OP doesnt mean(I dont think ) that Fultz will follow that career trajectory.
BINGOTP Ilikesports17 that's exactly what I meant.
By saying Rich man's Evan Turner I was in no way trying to sell Fultz short. I respect Evan Turner's game and think he was vital to our success last year. What I was referring to is the player that we'll get next year and the role we'll have available for him, both of which would resemble 2015/2016 10/5/4 Evan Turner. Only because Fultz is exceptional he'd be able to get even more out of that role to the tune of something like 15/6/6.
But aside from thinking only about how much he'd add it's also retaining what we've lost from last year. Like many of you, I don't think that any combination of Marcus Smart and Terry Rozier has reached the level of playmaking that Turner had last year. These were timely buckets, the shot's that stop another team's run dead in it's tracks.
You'd see it when we'd have shifts. It might've taken Kelly, Bradley or Sullinger a minute to get into rhythm and in that time the other team gets 3 quick baskets in a row and is trying to pull away. Who would be there to squelch the run but an Evan Turner jumper, leaner or layup. Suddenly we're back to firing on all cylinders and never fell into a hole.
We had it then with and with Fultz we could have it again. Give him the green light and we've solidified the bucket output of the second unit. Only a matter of time until he'd be ready to step in to the starting lineup but until he's ready he he cant feast on second units and we can let Isaiah continue on his MVP campaign.
Enter the league a rich man's Evan Turner, retire a multiple All Star.