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Old 02-20-2006, 11:55 AM
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Re: stat sprocket: Evaluating the Point Guard Position
Great Read.

I appreciate the amount of effort spent preparing this report for PF.com.

A couple of observations:
  • Tales of Jason Kidd's demise have been grossly exaggerated
  • Chris Paul is indeed the truth and delivering the most outstanding performance by a rookie PG since JKidd tied Hill for rookie of the year
  • Billups does not carry his team statistically as much as other point guards (to be expected with our starting 5), but this analysis does not take into account C-Note's greatest contribution, clutch play. A fourth quarter or last 5 minute analysis would probably unveil some interesting stats
  • It's hard to imagine that Chris Paul contributes more to his team statistically than Iverson. Testament of how outstanding Paul has been. This does not even take into account the fact that New Orleans was predicted to rival the Bobcats for worse record in the league.
  • Andre Miller has returned as one of the top point guards in the league despite the presence of Watson and Boykins.
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