Wait, I thought we were talking height here. Don't you mean he's too tall to play SF?
Okay, okay, I'll stop .. this thread is just too easy .. but I'll try to behave.
Hayward is taller than Millsap
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Wait, I thought we were talking height here. Don't you mean he's too tall to play SF?
Okay, okay, I'll stop .. this thread is just too easy .. but I'll try to behave.
Hate to break this to you but Millsap is not Bird. As for lightening up we are having fun. Sarcastic maybe but I sense no anger in this thread.
Wow, bigger man than me. Props.
lol, a friend believes Millsap will rock the SF position if that helps you any. As for Hayward I like him at SG.
mellow
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So do the jazz apparently.
FWIW, I believe that Brewer was also taller than Millsap, and he only rarely played sf.
According to the current stats on nba.com, Millsap and Hayward are the same height, 6-8.
Evans F 6-9 194
Millsap F 6-8, 253 lb <<<<
Hayward F 6-8 210 lb <<<<
Howard F 6-7 210
Miles GF 6-6 222
Burks G 6-6 202
Bell G 6-5 210
Some internet site lists also,
Bird F 6-9 220
but he looked a lot heavier than that to me, at least later in his career.
I don't know how accurate any of these stats are.
Evans F 6-9 194
Millsap F 6-8, 253 lb <<<<
Hayward F 6-8 210 lb <<<<
Howard F 6-7 210
Miles GF 6-6 222
Burks G 6-6 202
Bell G 6-5 210
Some internet site lists also,
Bird F 6-9 220
but he looked a lot heavier than that to me, at least later in his career.
I don't know how accurate any of these stats are.
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NAOS
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good thing the NBA game hasn't changed a lick since the '80s and, therefore, your argument remains watertight.
Nice thread, btw.