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Am I never allowed to disagree with what coaches in the NBA think, or are their words gospel to you?So I should value your opinion over Monty's?
Am I never allowed to disagree with what coaches in the NBA think, or are their words gospel to you?So I should value your opinion over Monty's?
Their words mean a million times more to me than your words. If Monty says Rivers could play point, and you say he can't, who do you expect me to side with? Not to mention you don't say it as an opinion, you act like it's fact.Am I never allowed to disagree with what coaches in the NBA think, or are their words gospel to you?
Depends on his ego and the situation. If Eric Gordon is here, and Anthony Davis develops into a stud, absolutely. If Gordon is gone and Davis is Marcus Camby? He'd hurt us at PG.nola, do you truly believe austin will develop into a point guard an NOT hurt your team by playing there?..
That screams "my opinion is right and Monty's is wrong."Just because Monty Williams sees him as a PG down the road, doesn't mean he is, because he's not.
I more so meant keeping his ego in check and keeping him from getting the idea that he's the best player. Plus the fact that I don't think he's ever really played with teammates like Gordon or Davis. He's always had to be the guy. He was the only guy that could really do his own thing on the Duke team last year, and that got him into some trouble.i dont think it has to do with how AD turns out. i just dont see him playing the point. hes a lesser version of eg and i dont see him as a point guard..
i honestly forgot who won lolJeremy Evans will re-sign with the Jazz on a three-year, $5.5 million deal.
Evans was a second round pick in 2010 and won the 2012 Slam Dunk Contest.
Lou Williams is definitely a SG.He's FAR from a traditional PG but I've recently become under the opinion that you can play a ball dominate combo guard at the one and get away with it. I mean, Westbrook, Lou Williams, Derrick Rose, Allen Iverson, Brandon Jennings, etc. None of those guys are PG's by the simplest meaning of the word, but they can all play the point.