Backup PG?

[scootsy]

Dellavedova was a four year starter at St. Marys and his team won 20 games or more every year he was there, he averaged double figures scoring every year and about 5 assists. Plus having played for Australia in the Olympics and on the world stage, he's got some miles under him. He would make Burke work.

running primarily two rookie pg's would seriously inhibit our offense. backup needs to facilitate growth for the rest of the offense.

 

[Batman]

I say bring in Beno Udrih or Will Bynum. Someone that can push Burke a little is not a bad idea.

Burke is the type of guy that does not need to be pushed by external forces. I think he has the internal wherewithal to get to where he needs to go.

 

[scootsy]

Burke is the type of guy that does not need to be pushed by external forces. I think he has the internal wherewithal to get to where he needs to go.

there was a reason lindsey kept emphasizing in the initial press conferences that no one in the nba will care that burke was the naismith poty. competition will only benefit him, show him that he isn't hot **** anymore. he isn't the best player on the court anymore and he is going to have to compete to get back to that level of dominance. how could the proven tactic of humbling big ego'd players be a bad approach?

 

[Stifle Tower]

I think Trey was humbled by the first SL game.

 

[Batman]

there was a reason lindsey kept emphasizing in the initial press conferences that no one in the nba will care that burke was the naismith poty. competition will only benefit him, show him that he isn't hot **** anymore. he isn't the best player on the court anymore and he is going to have to compete to get back to that level of dominance. how could the proven tactic of humbling big ego'd players be a bad approach?

Well put, Bruh