Someone brought up the stats a couple weeks ago about 90% of Kanter's makes being assisted when shooting from further than 10 or 15 ft. So he can hit an open jumper when his defender helps inside. Teams will always prefer to throw the extra defender inside and give up an open J than the other way round. If his skillset develops he may be a stretch four, but that's far from certain. Maybe the Jazz tell him to focus on 1 thing and just stay a threat that can hit open baseline Js. Detroit will struggle mightily unless their guards hit 40%+ on like 5+ attempts a game. And I don't mean just their starters. If they hit good, they'll be able to compensate their poor spacing by athleticism. But it's a huge gamble. And in case they bring in Rondo(Which would be more than borderline retarded) expect them to suck hard. Jazz shouldn't take that gamble before they know they have multiple players whose skillset contains good shooting. So I'm not convinced Kanter will play more perimeter, not judging his ability to do it. Just the intent of the coaching staff.
Exum is a SG to me, so he could mesh with Burke. Andrew is a PG ofc, but his shot could probably allow him to play off the ball at times and his size enables him to defend most SG. So think of the Bulls rotation, where they can move Hinrich on SG. But I expect Burke to be traded after his 3rd season, if he doesn't turn into an efficient player. That's what he needs to do. Work the angles to find his primary options(#1 from 2014 and Kanter) in their sweet spots. Attack the basket out of the pick and roll and try to maximize efficiency out of that. That's obviously big hurdles, and if he can't get the latter going he'll find himself sooner or later out of the league. So basically every scenario is thinkable. 3 guy guard rotation, where everyone getts 30 min playing time in the regular season and performance reliant playoff minutes. If both Burke and Harrison/Exum are too good to keep off the floor, FO has to decide who's the better asset in comparison who much he can contribute to a Western Conference Finals series. I don't wanna hate but there's guys that are good baller and have awesome stats and pass the eye test 90% of the time, but struggle against elite teams who're likely being annual Conference Finals participants.
