Neither does J.R. Smith's.
I wouldn't automatically dismiss JR Smith. He's a knucklehead but sometimes guys change when they end up on a team with a good lockerroom, which the Bulls seem to have.
It could turn out bad. It could also simply be more frustrating for Thibs. Just because having Smith might be frustrating for Thibs at times doesn't mean it's bad though. Dennis Rodman was frustrating at times and that's probably an understatement.
When you look at the Nuggets, playing in a lockerroom with Kenyon Martin, Carmelo Anthony, and Birdman, it's understandable how guys might not be discouraged from being a knucklehead.
It's true that Smith might do stuff that loses games. But, again, that might go back to having a good lockerroom. And if he's screwing up, you can simply pull him out. But lets also not forget that the guy takes over games when he's on. Rose and Smith could potentially be the best fastbreak in the NBA. If/when Chicago turns the ball over, Smith is at the other end of an alley-oop like it's nothing. He also can create his own shot.
I think if you're worried about JR Smith, you could bring him off the bench when your starters are having a dry spell and he can also buoy the scoring of the second team.
Yeah, it could be bad...but it also could be a great addition. I like Hamilton's resume better than Smith's, but that doesnt mean he's the better player now.
