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Re: Best backup at each position?
Why no Will Bynum???
IMO he is the best backup PG and I don't think its close.Comment
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Kirk, DJ, Blake, Jack, Crawford, Nate are arguably equal at least. And I'm sure I'm missing others as well. Bynum deserves mention though.Comment
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he averaged 7.2 points and 2.8 assist in 57 games last year and now people think he is something that he is not... yes he may have had some good games but damn, he is quickly becoming one of the most over rated players in the league by fans.. not to mention that he is 15% from 3...Last edited by o_capone; 10-20-2009, 08:10 PM.Comment
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If you substitute J.R. for Dahntey Jones you add another scorer and an overall better player but when you have to sub out at the 4:00 or 2:00 minute mark and take out Nene and Billups you now then will have to sub Melo or J.R soon too.
So in the second and early 4th quarters you are going to have a lineup like A.C., Dahntey Jones, Linas Kleiza, Chris Anderson and another big. Who is going to score?
Why not just sub J.R. Smith at the 6:00 or 4:00 minute mark and let him be the scorer on the second unit.
Then Jones could do what he does best (guard the other teams best player) and J.R. Smith could do what he does best (jack up shots with no regard).
Certain teams it makes sense for teams to start their best 5 overall players but for other teams, especially those with true superstars it almost always makes sense to hold off a good scorer to come in and take on the other teams second unit.Comment
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you don't think odom is better than ron artest? odom is not as good of a defender, but when it comes to rebounding and scoring, odom is better... he might not score as much as ron did playing on garbage teams like sac, but he can score in more ways and more efficiently imo... and rebounding it's no question... plus lamar can play the 3 or the 4, and also bring the ball up for you...
IMO rip hamilton is not as good as people think he is... being on that dominant detroit team made him look a lot better then he really is...
and I do see potential in millsap, but a healthy boozer is still a couple steps ahead...Comment
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He may have been a "natural SF" but his game has developed as such that he may as well just be considered a full time 4. He's too inconsistent from the perimeter to be a 3.Comment
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He's been playing PF for a while now as a Laker and it's clear he's more effective at the 4.
He may have been a "natural SF" but his game has developed as such that he may as well just be considered a full time 4. He's too inconsistent from the perimeter to be a 3.Comment
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he has played the 4 a lot for the lakers but even when he is in the game at power forward he still plays like a small forward... what power forward have you ever seen bring the ball up? his style on the court has small forward written all over it, even if he is guarding the other teams power forward...
Like I said his game has developed over the years. He's never played with both Bynum and Pau on the floor one single time since Pau came.Comment
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bynum has been hurt quite a bit... but lets just call him a combo-forward... kinda like a combo-guard... neither one of us is wrong here, he definately has played more 4 then anything else for the lakers... but his frame, is the frame of a small forward, his game is the game of a small forward... kinda like travis outlaw... the blazers have used him as a power forward... so if someone calls travis outlaw a power forward i can't tell them they are wrong, despite his frame and his game...Comment
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No Randy Foye as best backup PG?
I think he's the most dynamic backcourt scorer off anyone's bench (sans Ben Gordon/Rip Hamilton), and just as effective a passer/defender as Hinrich.Originally posted by Edmund BurkeAll that is needed for the triumph of evil, is for good men to do nothing.Comment
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