MickZagger
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No joke.
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I'd take Kyrie over Lillard all things considered.
i would expect the best PG in the league to be a little better than 23rd in PG PER
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/statistics/_/position/pg
quickly, I'd say you probably Parker too low and DeronisDeron too high. Wall's a bit closer to Tier 2 than Lillard, but they're both good. If Wall ever decides to learn how to shoot, he could be insane.
Lillard is as good as any PG in the league offensively right now. When his defense comes around he will be ridiculous.
I also think he assists will go up if we add some more weapons this summer.
I am also really shocked at how much his game has evolved this year. In the beginning of the season I thought he was just going to be an outside shooter and I was happy with that. He has proven be so much more than that I'm so happy I was wrong
I also think he assists will go up if we add some more weapons this summer.
Work on his lob and he already has three very competent players to finish at the rim.
Work on his lob and he already has three very competent players to finish at the rim.
He might only have two next year.
Zags actually has a great point. Factoring age and injuries; what other pgs would you rather have than Lillard?
Zags actually has a great point. Factoring age and injuries; what other pgs would you rather have than Lillard?
Probably right, but still I think that needs to be something he really works on. Once he drives; the entire defense collapses on him. Setting up a lob would be a nightmare for defenses.
Agreed but if you combine that with the danger of the tear drop and he becomes essentially unguardable
Agreed but if you combine that with the danger of the tear drop and he becomes essentially unguardable
