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5-time NBA All-Star
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Wade
Bryant
Manu
JJ
Harden
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Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Prediction:
Harden has an awesome post-season, but in the end Ginobli reminds us how he's definitely an elite shooting guard with his playmaking, shooting, and defense.
No disrespect to Harden (who obviously is or should be molding his game after Ginobli's strengths).... but he's not quite there yet.
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I rule the local playground
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
Awful list.
I'm up for a laugh; explain.
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Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
EJ and Davis will lead the Hornets to the playoffs next season.
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Brooklyn
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by MASH Transit
I'm up for a laugh; explain.
If you honestly believe Joe Johnson and a 35 year old Manu Ginobli will be better then Gordon (who will be "the man" in New Orleans), then I don't have much to discuss with you.
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Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by Stern
EJ and Davis will lead the Hornets to the playoffs next season.
The West will be tough to crack the Top-8
(barring major injuries, and major trades/rebuilds)
Definite: Thunder/Lakers/Spurs/Clippers
Likely: Grizzlies/Nuggets/Mavs/Jazz
That leaves the Hornets (Gordon/Davis) fighting with Portland, Minnesota, and Houston to have the chance of overtaking a solid team in the playoffs.
Hope is good.... but I see it as extremely unlikely.
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Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
If you honestly believe Joe Johnson and a 35 year old Manu Ginobli will be better then Gordon (who will be "the man" in New Orleans), then I don't have much to discuss with you.
Depends on if you're looking at pure statistical production, or actual on-court impact and versatility.
Of course a Sixth-Man Manu won't be putting up the numbers that a hopefully-healthy Gordon will be producing as "The Man" on a bad team.... but that doesn't mean he's a better 2-man.
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Crescent City
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by BankShot
The West will be tough to crack the Top-8
(barring major injuries, and major trades/rebuilds)
Definite: Thunder/Lakers/Spurs/Clippers
Likely: Grizzlies/Nuggets/Mavs/Jazz
That leaves the Hornets (Gordon/Davis) fighting with Portland, Minnesota, and Houston to have the chance of overtaking a solid team in the playoffs.
Hope is good.... but I see it as extremely unlikely.
Hornets beat all those teams this year, not that it means much but with a very undermaned roster and all starters hurt at one point. 7-2 With Gordon in the line up beating Memphis, Nugs, Rockets, Jazz him a lone makes a big difference. Also be on the look out for AMINU next year
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Local High School Star
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
Awful list.
eh? its a pretty good list imo.
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Crescent City
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
If you honestly believe Joe Johnson and a 35 year old Manu Ginobli will be better then Gordon (who will be "the man" in New Orleans), then I don't have much to discuss with you.
Wouldn't even waste my time.
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Crescent City
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by Stern
EJ and Davis will lead the Hornets to the playoffs next season.
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Brooklyn
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by BankShot
Depends on if you're looking at pure statistical production, or actual on-court impact and versatility.
Of course a Sixth-Man Manu won't be putting up the numbers that a hopefully-healthy Gordon will be producing as "The Man" on a bad team.... but that doesn't mean he's a better 2-man.
The Hornets defeated Memphis, Utah, Phoenix, Denver, and Houston at the end of the season (Phoenix was season-opener) with Gordon, while they were fighting for their playoff lives.
I can guarantee you the Hornets won't be a bad team. Monty Williams is a fantastic coach, with some of the better defensive schemes in the league.
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Brooklyn
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by anthonyRandolph
Hornets beat all those teams this year, not that it means much but with a very undermaned roster and all starters hurt at one point. 7-2 With Gordon in the line up beating Memphis, Nugs, Rockets, Jazz him a lone makes a big difference. Also be on the look out for AMINU next year
Hah, you beat me to it, bro. Good ISH.
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5-time NBA All-Star
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
If you honestly believe Joe Johnson and a 35 year old Manu Ginobli will be better then Gordon (who will be "the man" in New Orleans), then I don't have much to discuss with you.
So because he is the man he is a better player?
Not yet. Maybe in 13/14. He simply isn't as good as those 2 guys.
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Crescent City
Re: TOP 5 SG's Next Year
Originally Posted by LoneyROY7
The Hornets defeated Memphis, Utah, Phoenix, Denver, and Houston at the end of the season with Gordon, while they were each fighting for their playoff lives.
I can guarantee you the Hornets won't be a bad team. Monty Williams is a fantastic coach, with some of the better defensive schemes in the league.
Top 8 defense this year, with more talent it's going to be amazing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnlwu8C3jqc
Gordon had his way with the Jazz.
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