bleedingTNorange
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He wasn't a Pg on the NBA?
Can you name me a 6' SG playing proffesionally? Who played PG in college for his career.
Combo guard, which means he played SG in the NBA sometimes. Exactly like Iverson.
Let me remind you of what you said.
You never said played exclusively SG in the NBA. Therefore, both of those players are examples. And frankly, Golden is undersized for the PG position in the NBA.
I'm bored of this topic. You were wrong. Last post on it. Just admit it. Think before you make dumb statements.
Teague handles the ball well and isn't looking to score first. He is a true point guard. Trae is doing a good job but he is playing out of position.
I'm not even sure what we are discussing here. I don't think there can be any questioning of those facts
Golden's assist rate is actually higher than Teague. And Teague should easily be getting 6-7 assists a game with the offensive talent on that team, but only averages 4.7. He also averages 2.86 TO's, and has a higher TO% than Golden's at 25.5. He's also nowhere near the efficient scorer that Golden is. Other than defense, Trae is flat out better.
Well said. This has always been my point, golden is very comparable to Teague, yet I'm sure most on this board would lust after Teague.
I hadn't looked at the numbers, but yes, I am one of those who lusts after Teague. It comes from playing, watching, coaching a lot of basketball. If a team puts a full court press on and I get the ball into Teague's hands, I relax as a coach. He is quicker than a hiccup and can flat handle the ball. Is he left handed? He goes to left very well.
When the other team goes full court all out press against us now, and Trae has the ball, I feel like calling timeout.
Even CCM says he is a 2 plaing 1. ANd he has done well. I like him. But, are you guys trying to say that he is a true 1? He just ain't quick enough to break down D's and dish.
You asked us to name 1 player. We did, end of discussion.
I know I'm late to the party, but like I've said before, Trae is going to be our PG unless we get a Harris/Stokes-like pickup at PG. How long are we going to say that it's not his natural position? Who cares!?!?! He is easily our best choice for PG and he has GOOD PG stats. I just highly doubt we will get a better player for our starting PG needs. I'd even take it to the bank.
I know I'm late to the party, but like I've said before, Trae is going to be our PG unless we get a Harris/Stokes-like pickup at PG. How long are we going to say that it's not his natural position? Who cares!?!?! He is easily our best choice for PG and he has GOOD PG stats. I just highly doubt we will get a better player for our starting PG needs. I'd even take it to the bank.
Exactly, over a smart ass poster basically.:loco:
One would hope, that just like in any college sport, Martin is trying to recruit better players at every position, not just PG, but if he doesn't sign a better PG UT will be fine next year in Golden's hands. I am really far more concerned with finding some way of giving Golden 7-8 quality minutes off the floor every night. He has basically had to play extensive minutes while learning a new position in a new system under a new coach with almost an entire new starting 5. Plus he has had a broken nose, surgery, stitches over one eye and a twisted ankle along the way. Kid has a huge heart and will to win and will only get better.