I know it is early in the year, but seeing T-Hud (written before he was pronounced done for the year by the Don) and Belinelli struggle and Lasme get cut while Monta and  Kaz thrive, I couldn't help but wonder: what if the Warriors had drafted a PG this year?

Looking back at the draft, only a few guys jump out where the Ws drafted.

I think BWright was a great pick, but what about Marco?  Is he as NBA ready as we thought and will he fit in the Warriors rotation in the next few seasons like we had hoped?

Monta and Kaz have manned the starting SG spot very well so far this year and, imho, both deserve moderate long-term deals.  With SJax and Barnes on the wing, Marco's minutes will be limited.  Was he the right choice to replace Jason Richardson long term?  

Or should the Warriors have given Crittendon a shot?  From what I can tell, he has a ton of potential and is a big guard in the BD mold.  I may get blasted for this suggestion, but would having a big pg with a lot of potential and talent (who if he had stayed another year might have jumped quite a bit in the draft) be a bad thing?  

Baron needs a solid backup and we have yet to find him one.  The Monta at PG experiment is on hold.  THud is a joke and will be cut.  Where does that leave Baron and his balky knees?  Belinelli was supposed to take some ball handling duties, but he isn't getting any minutes.  We are left with Jackson and Barnes handling the rock, and, while serviceable, is not ideal.

Furthermore, the Ws cut Lasme to pick up this Mbenga guy (or stone hands as I like to call him).  There were some interesting guards taken after Lasme too:  Ramon Sessions, JamesOn Curry, Taureen Green, etc.  

I am just interested in what people have to say.  Would the Warriors have been better off going with a point guard at either of these spots and avoiding the THud experiment?  Or is this upcoming draft full of PGs to fill our needs?