This is why it's tough to win at the highest level if your #1 option is a 6'3" guard.
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This is why it's tough to win at the highest level if your #1 option is a 6'3" guard.
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Who always wants to be the hero and doesn't love to pass the ball to open teammates.
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Sadly yes.
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Im guessing more. Kyrie didn't miss very many i dont think. Not sure how many he did miss but seemed like it was about 10-15 or so.
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I’ll be curious to see how hot they come in here. Not sure if Jaxson Hayes was convicted but he had an incident… Terence Davis too.
That's why we need a superstar. Not a borderline one or just an all-star.
Trae is better than SGA. SGA is an easier player to build around.
Part of that is right.
The problem with relying on a 6'3" guard below. If a team creates through the wing and can swing the ball to an elite guard (or vice versa), that's better.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAEdTE7P_6E
Garland looks open on that one
