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Best Point Guard in the NBA?
Sccit:
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--- Quote from: NIKCC on February 12, 2012, 07:34:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: LooN3y on February 12, 2012, 03:40:57 PM ---though i dont like traditional point guards
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LOL...i dont get why u keep saying this. the greatest point guards ever = traditional point guards. what dont u like about that? its like saying u dont like traditional centers, u like centers who sit out on the perimeter and shoot threes.
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i like scoring point guards like billups, AI (sg either or), rose, deron, etc etc.
but i like traditional centers. yea the best PGs were traditional point guards but i like PGs that like to score as well as dishing to teammates.
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i'd say deron williams is a traditional point guard..u gotta understand, it's nice to have a point guard who can score. but it is always better for the team to have a point guard who is looking to set people up, first and foremost. thats why traditional point guards typically gain the most success.
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Yeah, like John Stockton & Steve Nash & all their rings. ::)
Rondo, Isiah Thomas & Jason Kidd (last year) are the only point guards who were "traditional" to win a ring in the last two decades.
The rest of the rings in the last twenty years were won by Jordan, Kobe & Shaq & Duncan.
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LOL...Steve Nash never had a chance with that retarded ass Suns team+offense. John Stockton was one of the greatest point guards of all time, though. Name me ONE non-traditional point guard who was better than John Stockton...I'm waiting.
and yea, the triangle offense requires ZERO production from the point guard spot. thats why we've been so successful over the past decade...but Tony Parker has great point guard skills. without that, Spurs had no chance.
Chamillitary Click:
I'm not denying either are incredible PGs. But neither have rings. Therefore, by your standards, they have ZERO "success".
lol, okay, Tony Parker too. Four in twenty years. That's not very successful.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click; #TeamBox on February 13, 2012, 06:32:06 PM ---I'm not denying either are incredible PGs. But neither have rings. Therefore, by your standards, they have ZERO "success".
lol, okay, Tony Parker too. Four in twenty years. That's not very successful.
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individual success.. we havent had a great point guard on a great team in a long time now. the superstars of the last few championship teams have been either shooting guard/small forwards or power forward/centers
rayallen0:
forgetting billups CC? :nawty:
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: rayallen0 on February 13, 2012, 07:04:26 PM ---forgetting billups CC? :nawty:
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We've established him as a "scoring" PG. Not "traditional".
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