cctrackstar
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Which of our three guards should start at point guard? this is assuming they are all healthy.
Which of these three current guards should start at point guard
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Sexton. Dunn/THT just aren't good enough to be starters. Maybe if THT takes some big leap, but that's a big maybe.
checkbookdoc
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For now Dunn is the best PG, but I think they need to see if Sexton can learn to run an offense.
Eddie Zero
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I would put my bet on none of them starting at the 1 past this season. We really needed to see more from Sexton in a lead ball handler role, to go into the offseason with a plan that had him in mind there.
I think there is a solid chance we draft a decent 2 way guard like Colby Jones with the Wolves pick to pair up with Sexton in the starting back court, over say drafting one sooner like Wallace or I guess Black, who I dont see as a point guard either.
If it were me I would try to go after a point guard in free agency, that can run a offense, in the event whomever we draft and or Sexton cannot cut it.
I think there is a solid chance we draft a decent 2 way guard like Colby Jones with the Wolves pick to pair up with Sexton in the starting back court, over say drafting one sooner like Wallace or I guess Black, who I dont see as a point guard either.
If it were me I would try to go after a point guard in free agency, that can run a offense, in the event whomever we draft and or Sexton cannot cut it.
Eddie Zero
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Dunn wont be here lol
Eddie Zero
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that is not his job in the NBA I can assure you of that.
His lack of ability to space the floor makes him Ben Simmons jr. at best. No chance he is a winning point guard even if some foolish org tries playing him as a pass first shoot never lottery pick.
If THT can bring this kind of game to the table next year, THT.
THT is such an incredible fast break passer, imagine if you put some more athletes with him. Just imagine Ausar Thompson and THT throwing lobs to each other on the break.