He's judging them mostly based on what they were last year. The one game this season did provide us with enough info to know the following:
- Kalu still hasn't developed any offensive skills. If he had, he would have shown them against his smaller, slower opponents last night.
- Hamilton is still out of shape.
- Hamilton is still being asked to hedge on defense, something that he is incapable of doing.
- Jones, the most talented four we have on the team, played only 11 minutes. Only three players played fewer minutes. That's enough to infer that Golding still doesn't want Jones on the floor.
Given the above, yes, I believe that there is enough for us to be concerned about our big men.
