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Out Of These Declining NBA Players, Who Has The Best Chance To Bounce Back?
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T-Mac is definitely on the decline. He is becoming increasingly fragile physically, and he seems a lot older than 29. He is an old 29. It's hard to believethat his is younger than Kobe. However, if he finds a way to stay healthy he will bounce back.
Marion was always overrated, and I think he can thank Steve Nash for his great scoring numbers in Phoenix. Offensively, he is just a finisher, and does notcreate his own shots or make plays.
Maggette should be added to the list.
Marion was always overrated, and I think he can thank Steve Nash for his great scoring numbers in Phoenix. Offensively, he is just a finisher, and does notcreate his own shots or make plays.
Maggette should be added to the list.
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What about Michael Redd?
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I think hill could have a bounce back, BUT I just don't think he can do it with the phoenix offense. Hill was ALWAYS a player with the ball in his hands atthe top of the key. He was never a wing player, and with his injuries it just makes his situation worse. I honestly think he can still be a good player,because he has great basketball IQ which can somewhat make up for all that explosiveness he lost. Again, he won't be able to bounce back like his Detroitdays, but I still think he can be a good role player. He just needs to be on a team, that will give him the ball at the top of the key. He scored 22 ptsagainst the kings, by having the ball in his hands.
It really does sadden me that his Career has gone the way it has. His numbers in his first 5 seasons don't lie. I truly believe he had enough talent, tobecome one of the greatest players of all time.
It really does sadden me that his Career has gone the way it has. His numbers in his first 5 seasons don't lie. I truly believe he had enough talent, tobecome one of the greatest players of all time.
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I knew someone was going to mention Kobe
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not every team has even played 10 games yet , you already want to say that these guys are declining?
. ill give you grant hill, hes getting towards the end of his career
him being less productive is a given. but andre iguodala? come on man. atleast wait till the all-star break untill you can make a judgement on these guys.
him being less productive is a given. but andre iguodala? come on man. atleast wait till the all-star break untill you can make a judgement on these guys.
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Some of these players i wouldn't even say are "declining" like some people have mentioned. It depends on the situation like Nash is playing in adifferent system, Iguodala is playing with Brand now. Rashard Lewis will never put up the scoring numbers he put up in Seattle with Dwight Howard around. ButMarion is def overrated and his stats were padded b/c of the pace they played at and b/c of Nash. The same thing happened when Kenyon Martin played with Kiddand with CP3 now. Who cares about Ricky Davis thats like me adding Bruce Bowen to the list. Out of the players mentioned though i would say Iggy's numberswill be looking a lot better at the end of the year.
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dont sleep on groin injuries they take time
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groin injuries
anyways probly nash or hill
Francis
anyways probly nash or hill
Francis
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Rip Hamilton should be on that list.
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If he does result, its going to be because of AI being in Detroit.
Rip and Chauncy worked VERY well together.
Rip shouldnt be on that list.
My vote goes to Marion to bounce back. Dude can still play with the best of em. Only problem is that Beasley is going to eventually take over his spot on theHeat.
Nash is just going to keep declining unfortunately. The beginning of the end for him.
