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Him too. Though maybe he got hurt. I care enough to bring him up but not enough to investigate where he went and why.
Sabonis, Radja, Navarro...
Teodosic I dont really remember much of, Kristic I always thought was too plodding, even for his era. At least by the time I remember watching him. Looks fairly mobile in that clip, I remember him more as a lumberer.
Reminded me of a foreign Chris Kaman. You see flashes of skill that look tantalizing at that size, but the consistency just wasnt there, at least during his NBA career.
Teodosic was so good in his late career in FIBA too and his stint in Clippers.
Unfortunately, the modern NBA rules do not allow someone like Teodosic to shine, because with all the spacing, you don't need the kind of creativity and passing skill that Teodosic has. On the other hand, he's a damn near point god in FIBA with his ability to see the slightest of openings and his herky-jerky dribbling.
An american equivalent would be Jason Williams with some Lance Stephenson thrown in for good measure.
Now that I think about it, Stockton would probably be a backup today, like a better TJ McConnell. With how you are allowed to carry and palm, it's way more important to be big and fast as a guard.
Saw him live when he was on the Clippers. Could see the talent. Supposedly he played zero defense or something
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Now that I think about it, Stockton would probably be a backup today, like a better TJ McConnell. With how you are allowed to carry and palm, it's way more important to be big and fast as a guard.[/QUOTE]
:lol