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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 814758">That's fine.  I don't have a strong opinion one way or the other.  I'm not King's doctor.  It's not like a Perry situation where it's one injury after another, year after year after year, where it is fair to judge the accumulation of injuries as a permanent diminishment of athletic ability, not just a reinjury risk.I will say I was never on the King bandwagon to begin with.  I haven't seen any on-the-field reasons so far to justify it.  But whatever you spend in FA or the draft for a starting perimeter corner, which would be a substantial investment, is capital not available to be spent elsewhere.  If he doesn't pan out in 2019, then I say address it for 2020.Of course I come at this from the perspective that 2019 will not be a championship contending season, that good drafts need to be stacked, and if you expend substantial resources backstopping a risk like King you've bailed to some degree on the possibility of getting to that stack.</blockquote>

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