... but in this case, the hip thing to say probably isn't far off. In fact, if he put up 17 points and 5 and a half dimes shooting around 50% in a playoff season, the way Jameer did his best year? That would surprise the shit out of me. So a Jameer ceiling is a pretty best-case scenario, probably even higher than my expectations.

If paired with the right offense, he could start. Detroit would be a great place for him for a number of reasons (good frontcourt means inside-out basketball, he'd be asked to pop 3, Michigan fans make him an instant home-crowd favorite).

I still tend to think he's more of a backup-on-a-good-team/starter-on-a-bad-team guy in the majority of situations.