In an interesting story for The Ringer, Logan Murdock observes that NBA teams are increasingly targeting young, cost-controlled role players to fill out their rosters in the tax apron era. Drafting players who have a chance to contribute immediately is particularly important for win-now teams like Denver. Wallace suggests it may actually hurt their chances of becoming a viable role player in the league. They go to places where they can have more leeway,” Wallace told The Ringer. “I think guys underestimate the ability to get on the floor, to do what you have to do to help a team win,” Wallace told Murdock.