Who is the worst point guard in the league?
Not 3rd string backups, but starters or at least players that get alot of minutes. I have my own opinion, but I'll wait to give my take.
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Will the golden state warriors make the playoffs?
Eric Snow hands down.He can't even make a wide open lay up or an open 15 foot jump shot.
If that Cavs had someone who could drive and dish to go along with Lebron and the team as a whole, they would have won at least 5-7 more games this year alone.
At least Eric Snow defends, some of the time.
Who is going to be the hot hand on the pistons tonight?
thats a tough question to answer seeing that if your a starter in the NBA, your obviously going to be good. If i had to choose any starter, i would have to go with smush parker, he's still a decent PG but out of all the starting point guards, i think he is the worstHow retarded do you have to be to think that the bulls can beat the pistons in the playoffs?
i havent watched much ball this year, but from my previously knowledge I would be forced to say that Sebastian Telfair truly does suck. I dont remember if he gets any minutes. He was good at Lincoln, but not so good that college was optional.Could someone tell me the 2007 NBA draft order?
Probably Speedy Claxton in Atlanta. That franchise is a jokeWho here is thinking Oden is overrated?
Stephon Marbury. He has always been a me, myself, and I player and a point guards job is to dish the ball and score second to help your team win. Starbury (as he calls himself) is more concerned with the stat sheet than his team.Note that he has never won a championship or even played in one.
Will the pistons sweep the Bulls?
stephon marburyWould You Have Sex With Candace Parker?
Starbury.hes a point guard who doesnt want to share.
Dude what is up with Kyle Korver?
Nash...lol.i think its Jason Terry...(idk if hes even the PG) but i just dont like him...(ima rockets fan)
sasha vujacic. what a joke he is.
Who's your favortie basketball player?
Boston, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Atlanta, Minnesota, Seattle, Houston, Memphis, and the Los Angeles Lakers are all teams that could definitely use better play at the point guard position. It will be interesting to see how far the Rockets, Lakers, and Cavs can go in the playoffs, before there lack of having a top notch playmaker will prove to be there undoing.Keyon Dooling from Orlando gets 22 minutes a game and has averages of 7.7 ppg, 1.6 apg, and 1.4 turnover per game. Thats pretty terrible. Eric Snow still can't shoot a jumper, but at least isn't stupid with the ball. Telfair hasn't lived up to the hype coming straight out of high school. With the exception of his 3 point shooting, Damon Jones from Cleveland also doesn't impress with his decision making ability.
smush parker this guy cant play any defense next time you watcha lakers game watch what happens hell go out theyll catch up hell go in. his man will score 12 consecutive
mr hype himself.. telfair..3 assist per game...37% fg shooting..in 20 min per game..he cant even play well when they are down to 7 players...
Air Jordan 11's (XI) shoes! =)?
John Lucas of the Houstan Rocketsthis is for that Houstan fan that said he didnt like "the jet"
when houstan doesnt have skip to my lou in the game this guy is the one who usually blows the game
he does nothing
ppg:3.2
rpg:0.8
apg:0.6
on about 10 min per game
and by the way
D. Harris who is a young upcoming star pointguard is the PG for the soon to be crowned champion Mavs
Who else thinks bowen was just moving his pivot foot?
Worst? That's tough. Probably Luke Ridnour.Seattle has Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis. No way this guy shouldn't be averaging at least 8 or 9 assists a game with spot up shooters like that. Instead, he's averaging 5.2 in about 30 minutes per game. Which is less than his backup, Earl Watson, who averages 5.4 in about 28 minutes per game.
Ridnour doesn't play much defense either. If he were a great defender, I could see taking less offense from him. He can slash a bit and has a decent jumper, but he's not enough of a playmaker to be a starting point guard in this league. I'd take him as a backup point guard, but not a starter.
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