There are two ways a doctor can treat a patient. He or she can of course prescribe medicine or solutions of any kind. You go in with a janked elbow, the doctor can offer an X-ray and medication and the whole kit and caboodle. Or, of course, if you go in with a janked elbow and tell the doctor, "it hurts when I move it this way," the doctor can say, "don't move it that way."
"I think with our team, especially like the type of attention that guys like RJ [Barrett], Scottie [Barnes], BI [Brandon Ingram] are going to get, I think I can get ten. And I think a lot of them will probably be more catch-and-shoot. Probably more than the last two years, this past two years, a lot of them been off the dribble. But I think more of them will probably be catch-and-shoot, you know, on the move."
Out of nowhere, Houston is now going to be in need of a guard upgrade. Meanwhile, Quickley is one of the Raptors' more tradeable pieces, and Toronto has reportedly been open to moving him in order to upgrade their roster. The Rockets are a partner that could work well in a potential deal for a number of reasons. The first of which being that they need specifically what Quickley brings to the table.
"I remember people being like 'Well, he's the best player in the OG Anunoby trade.' Like real NBA media people were saying that, like he was the reason the Raptors made that trade."
