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Tank vs. Tank Tonight

The Thriller said:
Hilarious! I remember reading the exact same arguments for AK! I want a PG who can assist.

I want a SF who can attack the rim, draw fouls, play defense, and knock down the open J. Leave the assists to the PG.
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Hayward is a better playmaker (It´s not that difficult), but never will be the defender Kirilenko was.
 
CAKAR said:
Hayward is a better playmaker (It´s not that difficult), but never will be the defender Kirilenko was.
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he was a better playmaker than you give him credit for...


in 05' AK averaged 15.5 pts, 8rebs, 4.5 ast, 3 blk, and 1.5 stls on 46% shooting and was one of the best defenders in the league. thats 0.5 ast less than hayward this year.


people forget what a special player he was, even it was short lived.
 
yamers said:
10 assists.

what about the 6 turn over!?
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If there were not so many bulls running around on the court he would have had less TOs. If not for those moving baskets he would have shot a higher fg%.
 
The Thriller said:
We definitely need another role player on this team.

Championship!

Is it too late to cheer for the Suns? A Hornacek led Suns team is pretty tempting. Entertaining and good.
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You should definitely become a Suns fan. The sooner the better.

Please.

Pretty please?
 
jope said:
he was a better playmaker than you give him credit for...


in 05' AK averaged 15.5 pts, 8rebs, 4.5 ast, 3 blk, and 1.5 stls on 46% shooting and was one of the best defenders in the league. thats 0.5 ast less than hayward this year.


people forget what a special player he was, even it was short lived.
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Good post. I was probably AK's staunchest critic when it became apparent he had lost his drive. And I was the first to suggest he should be traded. But I DO remember what a special talent he was at one time. He could have been a superstar in his own right as the best all-around player in the game. Unfortunately, the big contract seemed to mean he had "arrived" and didn't need to keep improving. That's really the difference: true superstars like Kobe, LeBron, Malone - each season they come back with something they've added or greatly improved. Then there are a bunch who reach a certain level and just stop.
 
Stoked said:
If there were not so many bulls running around on the court he would have had less TOs. If not for those moving baskets he would have shot a higher fg%.
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no wonder he is struggling with layups!

the freakin cattle unleashed on fast breaks is just scaring him and yes the moving basket is not helping.
 
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