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Message: [QUOTE="champs99and04, post: 2162782, member: 488"] Yeah no doubt, especially because the further you advance the more liberal you're going to get defensively with things like switching and trapping. The Cavs aren't going to ask Tristan Thompson to chase guards around for 82 games, but he can do it for a series against Golden State if he has to. The Warriors aren't going to ask Klay Thompson to guard fours all season but he can do it in the playoffs if he has to. The better the talent the more primitive the game becomes sometimes. Kyrie has shown the ability to crack elite defenses in a way other guards that I think are typically better than him have not. For those who have watched Isaiah more than me: is he a big time iso scorer or is he more of a pnr guy? Because it seems like heady guards are going to have an easier time manipulating defenses during the regular season. [/QUOTE]