Thread: stat sprocket: Evaluating the Point Guard Position
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Old 02-19-2006, 05:33 PM
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Re: stat sprocket: Evaluating the Point Guard Position
Strong report dba.
Strange you didn't mention the most important PG stat: Wins!
CB leads in that cat.
I liked the stat were CarArr was .285 in pt. per min.? Which would have put him in the top ten or so!
P.S. you mention Kidd and Nash as better than Bup-Bup. HaHa. They may never dance in a Finals period as long as Bup-Bup runs the tightest team in the NBA.
I do believe Nash works harder than Cnote, he has too, not as much talent around him.
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