While I agree (and have said all along since they came back into the league) that having an experienced PG is key to having a playoff quality team, there are some things that need to be addressed here...
MACDUB - if you see any comments from anyone at the Kings regarding Ratzsch, you'll find that they DIDN'T bring him in as a high scoring import... They knew what they were getting with him, someone who works hards and they continually refer to him as a "glue-guy" that does the little things on the team, which has been the case so far, and if he was a naturalised player, that would be all good... the problem is, him being rated at 10pts under the points cap and even though he wouldn't be actually getting paid that amount, costing the minimum import salary for the purposes of the Salary cap, he hinders who the team can fit/afford as far as the rest of the team goes...
As far as getting a gun swingman in, it's not like those grow on trees and I'd rather have Bose developing the way he is without having to back up an import and have a more limited role/output with the team... Looking forward and signing him up already for the next couple of seasons is what they should be focusing part of their time on at the moment...
Cooper and Martin have proven effective coming off the bench, they in turn would be more effective if we had an experienced PG who can share time at the SG spot, as we shall find out against the Wildcats how hard it will be with a limited amount of ball handlers, to get the ball over halfway against quality teams that will throw to much at you all game... With Dann back that gives us a larger option which should help, if he can keep a handle on it, but look at the successful/calm under pressure teams so far, and look at who they've got running their teams...
As for affecting Khazzouh's game, his lack off effort is the main factor, especially since coming back from his NBA trial, but getting the ball inside to our big guys is a huge problem that needs to be fixed, as we've seen how effective that they can be when they get a lot of ball and how that opens up our shooters...