some names out there:
jordan farmar
nate robinson
kyle lowry
luke ridnour
earl watson
rafer alston
carlos arroyo
dont know if im forgetting anyone
those are just the guys who normally play point.. not sure who could be looked at as more of a combo guard
Full Version: who do you want as our backup PG?
id go with nate robinson out of those names. we need another play maker.
QUOTE (DutheDoduhon21 @ Jul 11 2010, 11:31 AM) 
id go with nate robinson out of those names. we need another play maker.
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this
Sean Livingston? I haven't seen him play much at all since his horrific injury but I'm pretty sure he still knows how to pass. I think he'd make a good fit as a backup PG. If you could take away Nate Robinson's antics on the court I'd take him but the dude is just a punk and a lunatic who will start bitching when he isn't given enough minutes. He's easily the most talented PG on that list but I wouldn't take my chances with him.
I like Earl Watson.
yeah i would definitely take a chance on livingston, he finished the season really strong.
Livingston or Ridnour.
I'd take Ridnour b/c he's a solid all around backup. He played all 82 games last year as a backup and was very solid for Skiles. He averaged 10.4ppg, shot well from the field (47.8%), 3 (38.1%), and averaged 4 apg in just over 22mpg. He's probably the best passer of the bunch.
There are also rumors that the Bucks are trying to unload Sessions who signed to a 4 year $16M dollar deal last year. I think he'd be a good fit off our bench and when playing with our top talent he'd be able to put up good assist numbers. The only thing with him is that he needs to improve his 3 point shooting.
There are also rumors that the Bucks are trying to unload Sessions who signed to a 4 year $16M dollar deal last year. I think he'd be a good fit off our bench and when playing with our top talent he'd be able to put up good assist numbers. The only thing with him is that he needs to improve his 3 point shooting.
Livingston no question. He was dynamite in April.
QUOTE (eddog2 @ Jul 11 2010, 11:25 PM)
I'd take Ridnour b/c he's a solid all around backup. He played all 82 games last year as a backup and was very solid for Skiles. He averaged 10.4ppg, shot well from the field (47.8%), 3 (38.1%), and averaged 4 apg in just over 22mpg. He's probably the best passer of the bunch.
There are also rumors that the Bucks are trying to unload Sessions who signed to a 4 year $16M dollar deal last year. I think he'd be a good fit off our bench and when playing with our top talent he'd be able to put up good assist numbers. The only thing with him is that he needs to improve his 3 point shooting.
There are also rumors that the Bucks are trying to unload Sessions who signed to a 4 year $16M dollar deal last year. I think he'd be a good fit off our bench and when playing with our top talent he'd be able to put up good assist numbers. The only thing with him is that he needs to improve his 3 point shooting.
Ridnour couldn't guard a chair.
As for the Bucks trying to unload Sessions...did you mean the T'Wolves?
Livingston or Arroyo
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