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Originally Posted by CloudWalker  To you, and Stuckey. Thats about it. Even a dead mans DWade finishes above the rim far more often than the once in a blue moon Stuckey does. No knock on Stuckey. He just isn't anything like his idol Wade in that category.
Once again, you didn't see a young Chauncey play. You're comparing a movie you just saw to a book you've only read half of.
Despite this poor man's D Wade thing you've got going on, all throughout the playoffs, when coaches and ex-players have had the chance to compare Stuckey to someone, who did they compare him to?
A young Chauncey Billups.
But what do they know? They've only read the book. You watched the whole movie.
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Nobody "knows", it's debatable amongst us I guess since we apparently don't have any footage to judge by, other than the highlight reel one I found. about the only thing all saw comprable to what I've seen from Stuckey was from when Billups was in high school.
Billups plays and has always played more under control, like Joe D, remember the long clip package they put together around 04' of the similarities between the 2? I do.
Stuckey plays more recklessly and appears much more explosive than anything I've seen of Chauncey... And I remember him playing in Minn.