All line up changes Pop has made before starting a PG

[Leetonidas]

Graham was the 4th string PG for New Orleans behind McCollum, Alvarado, and Dyson Daniels... heck, maybe even 4a or 4b with Kira Lewis, and they're a team that is viewed as not having completely figured out their PG dilemma. The fact that he's being discussed as a possible starter shows just how far away the Spurs are right now. But the Spurs got four 2nd round picks for him and Josh Richardson wasn't part of the long term timeline, so it was still a smart deal. But yeah, I imagine he's beyond frustrated walking behind the tank formation, doing nothing.

And yet NOLA traded a first rounder to get him him in a sign and trade deal for 4 years if anything it just speaks to how mismanaged their front office is

Graham averaged 7.5 assists per game in 2019. He is a PG. There is zero reason to have him benched like this. I mean he's only 28. He's not some crusty old vet. Play this man or trade him already

[R. DeMurre]

And yet NOLA traded a first rounder to get him him in a sign and trade deal for 4 years if anything it just speaks to how mismanaged their front office is

I think it was a little more complex than that:

https://www.nba.com/pelicans/news/pe...rlotte-hornets

They got Graham, Valanciunas, and Trey Murphy in the deal.

[Leetonidas]

I think it was a little more complex than that:

https://www.nba.com/pelicans/news/pe...rlotte-hornets

They got Graham, Valanciunas, and Trey Murphy in the deal.

I could be wrong but I thought the deal for Graham was happening regardless and was then expanded to a three team deal as often happens in the NBA

In any event, Graham isn't trash and he shouldnt be rotting on the bench