Nikolokolus
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I think we found our point guard of the future ...
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I wonder how he would do in a slow pace?
Can he stand in the corner and wait for a kick out 3 at the shot clock buzzer?
His defensive rating is over 100. I think our coach wants better perimeter defenders?
Really, really poor FT shooter
I say pass.
Can he stand in the corner and wait for a kick out 3 at the shot clock buzzer?
His defensive rating is over 100. I think our coach wants better perimeter defenders?
Really, really poor FT shooter
I say pass.
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BTW, on an irrelated note, found a good article fer ya.
Wow. Really insightful read. Thanks!!!
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His passes were always boring. Until the end. Then he made like one crosscourt pass per game.
He didn't try to score. The other team knew this. It was always 5 on 4. Like Rodman, this allowed him to focus on defense. Anyone can be better at defense if they surrender all offense.
After Kemp left, Payton developed a big ego. So McMillan expanded his a little. In his last couple of years under Westphal, he claimed a couple of times that previous coaches had held him back from shooting. Anyone who had watched him for years just laughed.
But he was a good player. I don't want to sound down on him. He kept his nose to the grindstone.
He didn't try to score. The other team knew this. It was always 5 on 4. Like Rodman, this allowed him to focus on defense. Anyone can be better at defense if they surrender all offense.
After Kemp left, Payton developed a big ego. So McMillan expanded his a little. In his last couple of years under Westphal, he claimed a couple of times that previous coaches had held him back from shooting. Anyone who had watched him for years just laughed.
But he was a good player. I don't want to sound down on him. He kept his nose to the grindstone.
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Hehe. "McMillan couldn't do anything offensively. He was good defensively, but anyone can be if they don't play any offense at all. Don't get me wrong though, he was a good player....he worked hard to be as crappy as I described."
