While I agree with you, you want someone who will work hard on defense, especially because it’s the hallmark of the Chicago Bulls under Thibodeau. But just because someone is simply an average defense doesn’t mean they aren’t working hard. It just means they have limitations just like everyone else.

In Wolters’s case, while I said the reason Chicago would draft him for his offense wasn’t to be a slight on his work ethic or imply he doesn’t work hard, it was simply to state he has as many strengths as he does weakness on defense

That being said, I recommend checking out any draft profiles you can find on these guys. Every profile I’ve seen has said the same thing about these two players- they’re extremely hard workers who put their all into doing well. So while someone like Wolters may be an average defender, he does make up for it with the effort he puts forth.