I’m guilty too but it struck me, we have a legitimately organized team now at virtually every position:
PG: Smart finally gets a look at a pass first approach, our offense moved terrifically with him off the bench (and starting) and he showed signs of being able to hit the outside shot.
SG: Jaylen Brown + Aaron Nesmith (check a box)
SF: Tatum + Fournier assuming he is resigned + Grant Williams (check a box)
BIGS: Horford + Timelord + Brown + Tristan Thompson (with health could be set up nicely)
I’d like to see what free agent point guards we can attract via MLE and what a healthy squad can do next year with an offense that will have a more natural flow to it with Horford setting the offense up.
If Smart would concentrate on playmaking, pushing pace and ball movement and stop thinking his he's a scoring option and a teacher, he'd be a pretty fair PG.
Nesmith should take a step forward, he showed growth last year.
I like our Big man potential in general, (IF Horford and Williams can stay heathy, which is questionable.) Mo Brown will be interesting.
Grant Williams and the remainder of the bench are the glaring weakness on this team.
The easiest fix for this team offensively would be a commitment to pace and movement. It makes the most of our best players. I know some people will think I'm crazy but right now, without another trade, Tremont Waters makes the most sense to start at point. It might take 10-15 games, but he'd be OK. We need the pace. Otherwise, I'm really hoping we can deal for someone to help there.
I see the bench making a huge improvement. Langford and Nesmith were nearly non-existent last year, and they both should be legit rotation players next year. Horford/R Williams should mean we have a quality center playing at all times who can also pass. That was often missing last year. Pritchard should improve. We will likely keep Fournier unless we make a trade, so either Tatum, Brown or Fournier should also be out there.
We could have a very productive bench.