<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (footswalker @ Feb 6 2008, 05:55 PM)
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<{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I get that you're a boone lover and I like him, too, but open your eyes, his hands are terrible. He always gets rebounds knocked out of his hands. He doesn't secure it and hold it tight. And, yes, Kidd has been throwing bad passes his way lately, but how about showing the ability to make a nice grab? Not every pass is going to be on the numbers. It's something he definitely has to work on.</div>
Good job on basing your whole opinion of Josh Boone on 2 plays.
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Wow, do you guys have some blinders on. I'm not basing it on 2 plays. He drops passes every single game. At least 1. And he bobbles rebounds frequently. I like the player, he's coming along, but if you don't see he's got questionable hands, whatever, he's the next Bill Russell, sorry...
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his 9 rpg and 1 topg as a starter say otherwise. He does it probably once a game where it's his own fault.
Other times, it's a terrible bad pass that's either not within reach, or that's closer to an opponent than to Boone.
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A dropped pass is counted as a turnover towards the guy throwing the pass and not the guy with the bad hands. Your education continues. Your welcome.
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Since when is the ball being dropped by a player not counted as a turnover towards that player?
That makes absolutely no sense at all, and it sounds like you're just pulling that out of your ass.
Oh, but my bad, you're the expert here. Thank you for all of your help!