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<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">F ast forward a few months. It's the summer, when the Trail Blazers' brain trust must come to a decision about next season:
Is having three capable point guards a luxury, or a logjam?
"Hmmm," Steve Blake said, pondering the question with a smile. "Good question."
Blake, of course, has been the starter since December, and has impressed coach Nate McMillan not only with his play, but also with his work ethic.
Then there's rookie Jarrett Jack, whom McMillan credited as "the surprise" of the season because of his steady play.
And, remember, there is Sebastian Telfair, the second-year player who is regarded by management as the future and the promise of the franchise, the one general manager John Nash said "has surpassed what anyone would have realistically expected" in his first two seasons.
The opinions on what to do are as varied as the styles of the three players.
Telfair adamantly said it can't work next season if all three point guards return.
"It wouldn't be fair," Telfair said.
McMillan, weary from juggling playing time among equal competitors all season, said he would not look forward to pulling off another hot-potato act. </div>
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Is having three capable point guards a luxury, or a logjam?
"Hmmm," Steve Blake said, pondering the question with a smile. "Good question."
Blake, of course, has been the starter since December, and has impressed coach Nate McMillan not only with his play, but also with his work ethic.
Then there's rookie Jarrett Jack, whom McMillan credited as "the surprise" of the season because of his steady play.
And, remember, there is Sebastian Telfair, the second-year player who is regarded by management as the future and the promise of the franchise, the one general manager John Nash said "has surpassed what anyone would have realistically expected" in his first two seasons.
The opinions on what to do are as varied as the styles of the three players.
Telfair adamantly said it can't work next season if all three point guards return.
"It wouldn't be fair," Telfair said.
McMillan, weary from juggling playing time among equal competitors all season, said he would not look forward to pulling off another hot-potato act. </div>
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