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That is the thing, nobody has condemned him to mediocrity. Folks are simply saying he isn't ELITE.
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That is the thing, nobody has condemned him to mediocrity. Folks are simply saying he isn't ELITE.
I am referring to what the Scouts/GM's are saying in the article posted. People had an issue with what was said there.And PLEASE tell me why he can NEVER be elite? Ill wait
i'll be at the wizards-clippers game tomorrow night at staples center, finally after 2 years not watching a live wizards game its going to definitely happen for me on saturday!
wifey got some courtside tickets, look for the fool in the john wall wizards jersey..or maybe i'll wear my gilbert arenas all-star jersey
i'll be at the wizards-clippers game tomorrow night at staples center, finally after 2 years not watching a live wizards game its going to definitely happen for me on saturday!
wifey got some courtside tickets, look for the fool in the john wall wizards jersey..or maybe i'll wear my gilbert arenas all-star jersey
And what are you basing this off of other than the blind-sided belief that a pass-first PG makes a team better?Damn I missed the game exciting finish tho
Back to the argument I think most understand what DC is saying.
But to counter against what you said
A good team with a scoring PG can be a greater team with a pass first point guard
And what are you basing this off of other than the blind-sided belief that a pass-first PG makes a team better?Damn I missed the game exciting finish tho
Back to the argument I think most understand what DC is saying.
But to counter against what you said
A good team with a scoring PG can be a greater team with a pass first point guard
You are just telling me what you think/feel which is basically a hypothetical statement
Means nothing. Articles are opinions as well. There is no historical evidence that supports that idea.Edit: I've obviously read articles that point to pass first > scoring in relating to PGs
Like I said, it seems/sounds safe to just say, "A team with a Pure PG is better" but what are we basing that off of?
I know folks SAY that but what are they basing that off of? A baseless assumption. That is what I am trying to say here.Yea I see what your saying, Many argue that if russel was more pass first they'd be better
But I agree with you somewhat in that situation they need his scoring
Well let's end this I guess we just agree to disagree
I know folks SAY that but what are they basing that off of? A baseless assumption. That is what I am trying to say here.Yea I see what your saying, Many argue that if russel was more pass first they'd be better
But I agree with you somewhat in that situation they need his scoring
Well let's end this I guess we just agree to disagree
But yea, good discussion. Respect!
i'll be at the wizards-clippers game tomorrow night at staples center, finally after 2 years not watching a live wizards game its going to definitely happen for me on saturday!
wifey got some courtside tickets, look for the fool in the john wall wizards jersey..or maybe i'll wear my gilbert arenas all-star jersey
Examining some recent expert opinions on John Wall
By Thomas Pruitt on Jan 19, 1:35p 10
Chris Humphreys-USA TODAY Sports
Writing for ESPN Insider, Chris Broussard interviewed a few NBA scouts and executives about John Wall's upside. Their wicked pixels aren't going to put smiles on Washington Wizards fans' faces. Is there any validity to their arguments?
If someone makes a living evaluating basketball players they should be, like, good at it, right? Well, a recent ESPN Insider article in which Chris Broussard asked a number of Eastern Conference front office people about John Wall's ceiling, may shed some light on how some of the league's more jaw-dropping personnel moves can happen.
Broussard spoke with two league scouts and two executives about Wall. A choice quote from each is below, along with an examination of its validity.
An Eastern Conference executive: He doesn't have good lateral moves in the half court. He's not a shooter, he's not leader, he's not a guy you can build a team around. What he is is a better version of Tyreke Evans."
Is it valid? As a scorer, yes, Wall still isn't a halfcourt player. He was a poor pick and roll player last year, can't shoot and turns the ball over too much. However, unlike Evans, Wall actually does make his teammates better. Wall's career average of eight assists per 36 minutes is almost double Evans' career average. Washington also scored 2.7 more points per 100 possessions with Wall on the floor last year, something made even more impressive by Washington's lack of shot creators in the starting lineup for the majority of 2012.