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they need a real pg, not a has-been who thinks he is the only option on that team.
I like their lineup, at least on paper. I think it has a good mix of youth and experience. I think if this team can stay healthy, they can make some noise in the playoffs.
they need a real pg, not a has-been who thinks he is the only option on that team.
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solid contribution
You could say that about a lot of Clip Show teams the last twenty years or so.
If Baron just 'decides' to stop chucking 3's, they will be fine at the PG position.
A) I was 5 20 years ago...
B) I can't watch my Pistons, whom I believe will do much better than people expect, barring injuries to every single point guard on the team again, because of a local Fox blackout and I need a temporary B team until Dish Network gets off their fat asses, or I switch service... So I am sorry that I am using the NBA Pass in the mean time to get my basketball fix...
Didn't mean to direct that at you, JoeTait75... Just got me started
I don't think JoeTait means exactly 20 years ago. Look at their roster in the past few years for example, even look back at early 2000's. This team gets some lineup that looks like they're going to succeed every year, but in the end they don't reach those expectations or their players leave the Clips all together. (example, Lamar Odom)
No team with Baron Davis as a main contributor will ever be reliable..IIRC, he shot over 50% in a game only 2 or 3 times for the entire season 2 years ago, which is unbelivable..arguably the worst shot selection for a PG in NBA history..
Baron has given a good effort in like 20 games in his career..
The series vs. Dallas was his peak, he just said " it" after that..
No wonder he got the nickname "the coach killer". He won't change his habits, which frustrates coaches and systems they want to run. Love Baron, but he needs to go, possibly for Jose Calderon if Toronto's dumb enough to take him.
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