If you squint when you look into the glass ball, you can sort of see this team's future. We have five trainees, still young, but each with a future position: Girard, PG, Cyr, SG, Muncy SF, Bean is the PF, Huddleston C. Only Bean is far enough along to show exceptional promise -- he must be a future star and the focus of training. For the rest, i'm hoping they are very good bench players, eventually.
After that, Markham is turning out well as PG. Heard is the reason i don't sweat a C, although he'll play all over this season. Call has a shelf life, more or less when the trainees start to surpass him. McHugh is useful and Weir is cheap inside help.
And this brings us to Old Man Nagle. i thought the price good for a young NBBA-caliber player. He's not perfect, but here's the thing: his salary jumped by $23,000 this past season to now, and the salary estimator i downloaded underguessed that by a good margin, maybe $15,000. i figure Nagle has at least one skill ready to pop. ...