Some people prefer balance. Others like to lean hard in one direction. NBA teams face the same dilemma.

Neither approach is necessarily right nor wrong. If you want to make fitness your sole priority, you’ll get fit.

On the other hand, you may struggle to manage your relationships. 

Some teams look to field a balanced roster. Others try to gain an edge by doubling down on a certain type of player. 

For example, look at the Toronto Raptors. Nobody could say this team has a balanced roster. Instead, they’ve leaned into long, two-way playmaking wings. 

Could they move one of them for Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat?