Gonna catch up on some rankings here. So let's do power forwards and where we want to start a chorus is

What is a power forward and our general criteria has been that if you are a this would be a criteria and since it's only one if you

Would be a power forward on most teams in the league

Maybe not necessarily where you've been playing this year or what you're playing for your current team that makes you a power forward

And that will come into play for a few guys here

Generally the lines blur a little bit more between power forwards and centers then small forwards and power forwards because I think we kind of

Default towards making guys small for us because there's such a girth of small forwards

But we'll talk about specific guys as we get there

Why we decided to make them power forwards to me if you can't shoot threes or at least be very capable out to shooting lawn twos

You're probably a center unless you know, you're just too small to guard centers or you play for Tom Thibido

RIP and you also probably need to be able to guard some on the perimeter have some switchability

It's a sliding skill for a lot of things you handle the ball a little bit more than a center would you're more likely to be a power forward

If you can put the ball on the floor attacking it close out

Where are you standing on offense?

How would your offense look if you put a center next to you?

Those are a lot of the factors that we consider yeah, and

For the small forward power forward ones you probably heard about that in the podcast

We did if you haven't you can listen to it there

But really for me there are two distinctions one is if you absolutely cannot defend the average

Opposing small forward like Denola Galenari is a good example here like Galenari is a forward because he's not really a three

So I think that's a distinction to make and then also one of the

Decisions we made in the previous one was to put Ben Simmons as a power forward

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