Nash: 1-on-1, Marbury's best

George O'Brien

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One of the interesting aspects of Nash's comments is that his natural modesty lets him set up the criteria for the comparison as "one on one". One of on one, there are maybe three dozen guys who are better than Nash. Maybe more.

What that doesn't do is describe how Nash's skill as a floor general, play maker, and decision maker elevates his game to MVP level. What is equally important is that no other "pass first" point guard has anything approaching his range and accuracy on his three point shooting nor his amazing mid range game.

But clear the floor and just have Marbury on Nash one on one, then Marbury's street game shines. But that doesn't make him the best.
 

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Yeah, but allow them to only use their feet and Nash wins. :rolleyes:

Actually, I think that Josh McCown would beat Kurt Warner one on one as well.
 

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Drop D said:
Actually, I think that Josh McCown would beat Kurt Warner one on one as well.

:biglaugh:
 

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but the question is....are point guards are SUPPOSED to go one-on-one for a living? if Marbury is the best at something that he shouldnt be doing all that often, then i dont see how this is a good thing.
 
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