We've talked about Noah and Brewer quite recently. Thenopp dropped Brewer after his 0/1/3 disaster on Friday - he started the game, but was not seen much in the second half. Perhaps he'll emerge in a few months (and perhaps not). Noah had perhaps his best game of the season (9/14) in 30 minutes off the bench.
Judgment: A solid move - C-Brizzle seems useless, and crowded, while Noah at least showed some potential last night. No-risk, some reward.
Daequan is discussed here, and is still not very good - after his 2 13 point outings to begin the season (as mentioned in the previous post, against the Knicks and in a blowout), he's scored 3 and 6 in his last 2.
C-Brizzle was a bit of a disappointment as the 7th overall pick last year (6/4/1 with a STL). This year, he's improved across the board (8/5/2 w/2STL), likely due to more minutes. He's stil not shooting very well, and gets into too much foul trouble to be relied on.That said, he was drafted that high for a reason, and has the talent to be a pretty good defensive contributor.
Judgment: Brewer's a much more rounded contributor than Cook, but there's a danger that he loses his starting job (if MIN, as apparently planned, goes with Al-Jeff, K-Love, Miller, Foye, and Telfair). If C-Bizz starts getting 18 minutes instead of 28, he'll be back on the Wire in no time.
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