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[QUOTE="Cuse2023, post: 4958819, member: 8999"]
The T-wolves are really the only team in the nba that actually plays two bigs and it’s because of how offensively talented KAT is. Randle is not a traditional big he’s a playmaker at the forward position. Middleton is 6-7 and plays more like a guard, he’s definitely not a big man. Brook Lopez is the center for Milwaukee and is able to play with Giannis because of how well he’s able to move at 6-11. That’s what makes him Giannis and that’s why he’s an MVP. Al horford is a good example of if you shoot 40% from three you’re going to be able to space the floor and play with another traditional big inside.

My point is you don’t need to be built like LeBron or Julius Randle to play the PF position in today’s nba. Donnie is 6-9 and has great length if he gets to 220 he’ll be fine. A good example of this is Brandon Miller the 2nd pick in the draft plays the 4 at times he’s listed at 6-7 200 lbs. Kid just won Rookie of the Month. Just want to make it clear we do agree on something because I don’t think Donnie’s a lock to be a one and done.

Also I would say Bookers 6-5 on a good day and Jayson Tatum is nowhere near 30 lbs heavier than Donnie. Donnie is up to 205 and Tatum is listed at 210.
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