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Tell that to their net rating.
Taking Murray out of the PG position negates most of his strengths.
Tell that to their net rating.
How big is the sample?
But Mills is a shooting guard pretending to be a point guard because he is too small to defend full sized SG's (and so is Forbes for that matter).
The point of my comment (the one that got bumped for no reason other than butt-hurt) was because of a previous debate over whether Murray could play with smaller guards, like Mills or even Forbes. Murray "not playing the two" doesn't refer to his game, but rather the player next to him.
So, not that big. Out of that bunch is the second with the least minutes. You also need to consider that most of those minutes are probably against the other team's second units. If Murray and Mills shared starters minutes they would probably do worst than Murray and Green.
243 is a good amount actually.
Tremendous
Think handles and vision are more likely. He gives more flashes of competence there that than he does shooting.
Absolutely. He mentioned in one interview that it was frustrating to not know when he would play, what lineups or minutes. Remember Pop starting Tony in his minutes limitations. Dijon would sit for the entire 3 Q and come in for 5 minutes in the 4th. That's tough.
Net rating dont mean anything. Stick to whatever it is you do other than talent eval
Murray will be an All-NBA defender, maybe even a DPOY candidate, if he learns all the ropes of team defense..He is already a solid one because he got the basic tools for the task..
True but the Cavs don't have all star guards or anything. Looking forward to the rest of the season. The teams coming up will test him. He does have the makings of a defensive star in a guard driven league.
It's never been nor ever will be a guard driven league. It used to be a center driven league and it's now a wing driven league.
Spurs need to get DeAndre Hunter in the draft. Kid is being overlooked but he has the tools to be a great 2 way wing -- he's 6'8 w/ a 7'2" wingspan.
Check him out when you got time. I like him more than I liked Jordan Bell last year.
Last edited by MaNu4Tres; 02-26-2018 at 07:47 PM.
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So he did what he was supposed to do then... I don't get when ppl say things like "yea we blew out the magic, but they're the magic"... We are supposed to! It would be bad if we didn't! So him playing great on defense VS clevelands guards (remember we wanted Hill) shouldn't be downplayed
Murray stuffs the stat sheet ... thats for sure ... sometimes with too many TOs as well, but I like him as a starting point guard.
Damn MaNu you got an eye for talent. I really like that kid he has height, speed, length, and the right at ude would be a great pick. I am thinking he will probably though go mid first round. I like that he can play both SG and SF positions.
Three other players would love to draft would be.
1. Dzanan Musa - SF 6’9 - will fit in great in our half court offense
2. Robert Williams - PF/C 6’9 dude is a Beast the enforcer we always needed
3. Ömer Yurtseven - C/PF - a younger Gasol and much more athletic
4. Sviatoslav Mykhaliuk- Sg - 6’8 - kinda reminds me of Manu will be a early second round pick
As you can see no more freaking midget Pop/RC
Ps Spurs need to get off there ass this summer make some trades for good picks or ing buy a first round from someone. Would love it if they could somehow manage to get another mid first and early second my picks would be
1. Robert Williams PF
2. Hunter SF/ SG
2nd round
1.Sv - SG
Tell me
What you think MaNu
Last edited by BackHome; 02-27-2018 at 12:49 PM.
1st of all I didn't want Hill.
2nd He has gotten lit up by Denver's guards for example and has had some not so stellar games in the losing streak. Get off your high horse dude. He has been very impressive against the Cavs but need a consistency and I do look forward to see him compete against better guards bc the challenge will make him better.
He cant do any pg things...
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