Regardless where is asked to play, with what teammates, and under what game conditions, he always gives 100%. On my personal ratio of helping or hurting the team it comes out 5:1.

A class guy who is smart, astute and honest.

Most shooting guards can't guard...

A better name for Lindsey would be the security guard.

He protects the perimeter, doesn't get paid much, wears a uniform, and can't shoot straight.

Because he's out there with guys who aren't grade A players yet or never will be.

Maxiell, Delfinio, Flip Jr. (a bad shot machine).

And most of the time when he is in Tay isn't. And the stones always struggle when Tay is on the floor. And when Chauncey is not in the Pistons are not very good, And essentially Chauncey and Tay are always out when Old Man River is in. Now a lot of the sucking could be attributed to Lindsey but from what I've seen his D pretty much evens any offensive shortcomings out.

And also HE'S AN EFFING BACKUP.


Don't forget he missed A LOT of time this year and that messes with your rhythm.

He can bring it occasionally in the playoffs too. He was a monster in one of those home games vs the Spurs.

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Top Five-Man Floor Units
# Unit Min Off Def +/- W L Win% 1 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-Webber-Wallace 607 1150 1170 -20 12 20 37.5 2 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-Wallace-Mohammed 335 675 647 +28 12 10 54.5 3 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-McDyess-Wallace 161 360 310 +50 19 15 55.8 4 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-McDyess-Webber 159 362 297 +65 17 7 70.8 5 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-Wallace-Davis 86 170 150 +20 9 7 56.2 6 Murray-Hamilton-Prince-Wallace-Mohammed 68 125 147 -22 4 3 57.1 7 Murray-Hamilton-Prince-Webber-Wallace 66 115 121 -6 1 1 50.0 8 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-McDyess-Mohammed 63 142 130 +12 8 6 57.1 9 Billups-Murray-Hamilton-Prince-Wallace 62 131 126 +5 8 6 57.1 10 Billups-Hamilton-Prince-Maxiell-Webber 61 139 98 +41 5 3 62.5 11 Delfino-Murray-Hamilton-McDyess-Wallace 59 142 84 +58 13 2 86.6 12 Murray-Hamilton-Prince-Wallace-Davis 54 101 96 +5 4 2 66.6 13 Hunter-Delfino-Hamilton-McDyess-Maxiell 49 98 83 +15 7 4 63.6 14 Billups-Murray-Prince-McDyess-Wallace 48 103 95 +8 9 5 64.2 15 Murray-Hamilton-Prince-McDyess-Wallace 43 87 88 -1 6 6 50.0 16 Hunter-Delfino-Murray-Maxiell-Mohammed 43 66 91 -25 1 6 14.2 17 Delfino-Murray-Prince-McDyess-Wallace 41 89 65 +24 5 5 50.0 18 Delfino-Murray-Hamilton-McDyess-Maxiell 38 64 81 -17 4 8 33.3 19 Billups-Delfino-Murray-McDyess-Maxiell 37 83 64 +19 8 5 61.5 20 Billups-Delfino-Hamilton-McDyess-Wallace 36 82 70 +12 6 5 54.5



well that worked nicely didn't it?

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