They hold their opponents to 31% from 3. Teams that club their opponent in the paint and on the boards, have a top 2 defense, tend to do ok. But of course they will. This is a very diff AZ team than we’ve seen in the past. It’s not like they don’t shoot the 3 well, they just don’t take many because the dominate inside. Team to beat.
Read my prior post. Of course they can make a roster. But it’s getting harder and harder. Silas is 6’3” but that’s still fine as a bench PG and he doesn’t have the talent to be more than that anyway.
You have to be that much more exceptional to make the league at 6’2”.
They remind me of 2006 UConn who was one good ball handler/shooter away.
Ooh, I know this. Because he’s still in college
Dude, feel free to put me on ignore. At minimum, the other bros do counterpoint with some interesting POV's. You on the other hand........
The fact is the average NBA point guard is 6'2.6Who says? Name them. Is that starters or all of them?
SGA is 6’6”. Luka is 6’8”. The article I saw saying it was 6’2.4” also said that is the tallest it has even been. But the other one I found says it is 6’4.
Here are the current assist leaders. Only two guys 6’2” or under near the top. Mitchell is really the only short PG among the leaders. Most of these guys are 6’4” to 6’6”. So do I believe the average including bench guys is 6’2.4”? Sure. Starters? Hell no. The starters and stars are way bigger on average.
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Got it. Again, that wasn't the conversation. If the conversation was it's harder for smaller guards to be stars, id give it thought. But i'd still disagree
But Wemby and Chet can handle the ball...You are completely missing the gist of the conversation. The guy said, "they wouldn't touch an NBA roster" because of their size. That is unequivocally false. We aren't talking about guys being starters, stars, and averaging assist. We are talking about making a roster. Lmao
Everywhere I've looked says 6'2.5. 6'4 is extremely high. That's definitely not true.
Mind you, Silas is 6'4...
Another nugget, while PG's are getting taller, SGs, SFs, PFs, Cs are getting smaller.
What are we even talking about?
"While NBA point guards were the tallest they've ever been at 6' 2.4", the other four positions—shooting guard, small forward, power forward and center—were the shortest they've been since the early 1980s."
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IDK - Bradley and Burries can both handle and take the ball to the rim. Burries shoots threes at 37% and Bradley at 41%.
Dude half those guys are 6’4”+
The bottom line is that scouts are now wondering out loud what's going on behind the scenes. Ironically, it comes with more certainty than ever about what they're seeing between the lines: Peterson, not Dybantsa and not Duke's Cameron Boozer, is the best prospect in this summer's draft.
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I was commenting on what Durant is talking about.
No they aren't, you're just making stuff up.
Where is that a “fact”. I saw several numbers reported, that wasn’t one of them.
No they aren't. You just thought they were lmao
You don't know what youre responding to. That is abundantly clear
Half are either old or taller. I don’t care about old guys because that is irrelevant to the point that it is changing. Dame, Vanvleet, that’s the past. Trae Young isn’t a PG. Pritchard is a backup pressed into a starting role due to injury. Look at the assist leaders.
"Trae Young isnt a pg".
I don’t care about any prior discussion you had with Ruff Ruff.
Yup Braden Smith just can't cut it.
