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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3205481, member: 1414"] Not that it matters with Brad's "positionless" basketball approach but Jaylen is SG and the taller Tatum with a lesser handle is the SF. Given who is on the team, I think Hayward becomes a stretch 4. That's mostly about D, Hayward is the strongest, biggest of the three. Tatum can't guard quick 2's but Brown can and is the better athlete. I'm not entirely sure that R. Williams won't start. From an offense/defense rotation perspective, I'd pair Kanter with Smart and Ojeleye on a second team. Grant Williams is starting to make sense to me as a draft pick. Low upside, but low floor pure PF with lots of college experience and more ready to play than most rookies. This team is going to need some decent minutes from him. He's the only true 4 on the roster. [/QUOTE]