Grizzly stud is impossible stud, living a stable life is the real thing

. Another wing spot, possibly rookie Cowherd long-term?

As for Pippen Jr., he can be regarded as a typical representative of the Grizzlies digging for marginalized people. They have enriched the rotation and even have various special skills. On some occasions, it can even make people exclaim that the Grizzlies are full of talents. But the upper limit of the ability is clear enough, and it can only be placed on the depth or surprise track.

However, sometimes I also wonder whether players at this level will have different reviews under the leadership of different levels of head lineups? Is the Thunder's mid-to-late rotation really better than the Grizzlies'? There is no definite answer, but the Thunder have a stronger No. 1 star and head team. Their depth and strength are really just depth and strength, while the Grizzlies regard depth and strength as their core competitiveness, which is naturally almost meaningless in high-level competitions.

The Grizzlies' team building logic will not change easily. This business model suits them very well. In the long run, the Grizzlies can be considered an outstanding team among small ball markets, and there is nothing to criticize. Not every team in this league has to scream hoarse every season, and there is nothing wrong with living their lives quietly. Stud is a Russian roulette of winning and losing money. For ordinary teams in ordinary cities, it is better to leave their fate to a high degree of uncertainty than to go steadily one step at a time.

The same is true for ordinary people.