If healthy: What do you do with CJ, Boston, Hawkins, and Alvarado?

Small sample size being 10 games or so, but guys like Hawkins & Boston stepped up. What do we do now?

Boston has played 10 games (28.4 MPG), shooting a solid 45.5/36.1/90.0 on 10.1/3.6/2.0 attempts. 12.3 PPG, 4.2 RPG, 3.9 APG, 1.4 TOV, and 1.7 STOCKS
- One of 3 players who have a positive BPM (other 2 being CJ and BI)
- Has shown promise as an occasional facilitator, low usage
- appears to not be a defensive liability
- Good size for a guard

Hawkins has played 8 games (30.3 MPG), shooting a meh 40.8/36.5/93.1 on 12.9/6.5/3.6 attempts. 16.3 PPG, 4.5 RPG, 1.4 APG, 1.6 TOV, and 0.5 STOCKS
- While showing improvement, he can put up volume shooting and maintain an average (not above average) shooting %
- still a work in progress ball handling
- Defensive liability still, but improved so that's fair
- also not a high usage player
- Good size for a guard

Alvarado has played 11 games (25.6 MPG), shoooting 39.6/40.0/82.4 on 9.2/5.5/1.5 attempts. 10.7 PPG, 2.2 RPG, 4.5APG, 1.3 TOV, and 1.8 STOCKS.
- His growth into a shooter has been wildly impressive and has improved over the years
- Solid facilitator
- defensively his size is his issue, but his ability to flip a possession here and there is solid

We know what we get with CJ. That's not including guys like Murray and Jones.


This is starting to become last year's version of Naji and Dyson --- too many guys, not enough minutes. Who deserves it? Is this where you consider moving on from CJ sooner if Boston and Hawk continue to show steady improvement? Even though this injury situation sucks, the opportunity to find guys has been a solid silver lining.