re: What’s the story on Jalen Cook and Daimion Collins?

Cook hasn't saved anything. He improved the offensive flow of the team at first. No doubt about that. But his play overtime brought both good and bad which is not what you want from your starting PG. And his negatives started to outweigh his positives. Mcmahon tried to send a message to him by starting Hannibal. A true competitor uses that as motivation to get better. Obviously he chose the opposite and with Hannibal's improved play and the emergence of Ward and Reed and the improvement of Baker, his presence became less needed. Could still use him as he has a skill set but if his attitude is me before team then they are better off without him. Shame because he would still get meaningful minutes and could be set up to lead this team next year with possibly even more to play for.