We are 18th in bench production because 2 of our reliable bench guys specifically GA and EG have been put unto starting roles due to injuries from Book and Beal. But not really worried about it as i see an increase in Bench production once our Big 3 becomes healthy altogether as one of GA and EG for sure will be coming of the bench. Other bench guys have been averaging 5-10pts per game which is more than enough for bench guys.

As for our turnovers and 4th qtr struggles, the return of Book have solved those problems from what we’ve seen the last 2 games. Having him as our starting PG is a no brainer, as long as he’s healthy we will minimize turnovers and avoid 4th qtr collapse.

But i do agree with you about having PG depth because despite Book being awesome he is still human, and he wont be able to play all the next coming games for sure. And during those games he isn’t available we cant accept losing just because Book is out. I do want TJ as backup PG but the only chance of having him is if he requests a trade for not seeing minutes and being out of rotation in recent games. Even if he does ask to be traded i don’t know who to trade as Indy seems to have all the pieces they need to compete right now. So i’m waiting with what happens to the Bulls situation if they decide to blow up the team and trade away Carusso i’d like it if the Suns try to get him.

And we’d still have Book as our starting pg even if we manage to get a legit pg such as Tj. My only concern is we need to have someone else running the floor when Book is out. You can argue Beal, Gordon, Goodwin, Allen and Kd are ball handlers but they’re not next level playmakers.