I am fascinated by the Suns fan base's obsession with PG's. I guess it's because the team has a long history of having good one's.
80% of teams don't even have PG's anymore. That is not the teams problem.
Durant has the most turnovers on the team - he's not a PG - but he does have a really high usage rate. The issue is we are not distributing the ball enough, we have built our offense off of Booker and Durant ISO play.
Bad coaching is the issue.
Really just ask yourself this question how would a new pg change anything if they bring it up the floor and are told to immediately give it to KD or Book?
I would be down with attempting it at least. Adds a bit more ballhandling, but less shooting.Why not Goodwin? I mean why not put him in the starting line up?
I don’t miss CP3 at all…but the way he controlled tempo and the game in 4th quarters with a lead was masterclassIt can be both, bad coaching and not having the right player(s) who make the correct decisions with the ball at the end of games.
What I really miss is how Chris Paul closed out games during his first few seasons in Phoenix.
Well KD plays best without the ball. His gig is shooting, not necessarily play making or one on one iso ball. He best fits in the flow of the offense when his teammates draw away defenders and KD is putting down open looks. So in theory, I could see if we had a motion oriented PG, anyone who would drive the lane and dish, it would get this offense moving. We start off way too stagnant and waste seconds of clock time each possession.I am fascinated by the Suns fan base's obsession with PG's. I guess it's because the team has a long history of having good one's.
80% of teams don't even have PG's anymore. That is not the teams problem.
Durant has the most turnovers on the team - he's not a PG - but he does have a really high usage rate. The issue is we are not distributing the ball enough, we have built our offense off of Booker and Durant ISO play.
Bad coaching is the issue.
Really just ask yourself this question how would a new pg change anything if they bring it up the floor and are told to immediately give it to KD or Book?
I just don't know what we have that they'd want (that we could do without). I'm in favor of it, just don't know how to make it happen.Find a way, Mat
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He's averaging just under 15 minutes a game so those are pretty good stats considering. Nobody suggested he was THE answer but for possibly obtainable backup PG's, he's as good as there is IMO. He brings leadership and court smarts and we need both. He's really struggling from the 3 this year which is probably the only reason he might be available. But he's only averaging one attempt every other game so hopefully with more action he'll return to his previous form.Averaging 7/2/4
Yup he’s clearly the answer. Nobody more overrated in the NBA than the white try hard guy.
He's averaging just under 15 minutes a game so those are pretty good stats considering. Nobody suggested he was THE answer but for possibly obtainable backup PG's, he's as good as there is IMO. He brings leadership and court smarts and we need both. He's really struggling from the 3 this year which is probably the only reason he might be available. But he's only averaging one attempt every other game so hopefully with more action he'll return to his previous form.
Also, it's misleading to cite stats by rounding down on numbers that should be rounded up. In his 14.9 minutes per game he's averaging 7.4 points, 4.7 assists and 2.6 rebounds. Extend that to per36 and he's giving you 17.8 points, 11.4 assists, 6.4 rebounds and 2.2 steals with only 2.7 turnovers per. Those are great stats for a true backup PG.