Well I don't know about you but Tony Parker.........

[Brazil]

I think I'm ready for the season

now that you have a new Buddy FLKer or whatever his bold name is you're ready to go

[ElNono]

now that you have a new Buddy FLKer or whatever his bold name is you're ready to go

Not bold anymore, apparently...

[therealtruth]

He's score first, but he does a better job of getting teammates involved than he gets credit for. You can see Tony say 'screw the teammates, I'm scoring' when he gives a good dish to shooters who don't get the job done. That's gotta be frustrating for him because he KNOWS he can score. I think he has a great all around offensive game. Answer to your question .. choose from Dwyane Wade, Rajon Rondo, Magic, and I. Thomas.

It's one thing to make a pass to a guy and get an assist because he hits a jumpshot. It's much harder to create an easy basket for a guy who's struggling to get him going. That's the part that TP lacks. His assists rise an fall with how well the team is shooting. A good point guard would recognized Danny Green is struggling and think how I can I get DG an easy basket to get him going. It might be creating something for him on a fastbreak or getting him on the move. A good PG on a team with shooters like the Spurs should be averaging 12+ APG.