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Joe Dumars and Isiah Thomas did just fine.
by Slightly Hyphy on Dec 5, 2011 8:18 AM PST reply actions 1 recs
OH SNAP
It is, as it always is, about talent. It’s not about size.
If you're watching a blowout, you can pass the time by counting the double teapots.
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by doubleteapot on Dec 5, 2011 8:33 AM PST up reply actions 2 recs
talent + contributing on both ends of the floor
whatever their size, only elite level players can help their teams win if they’re very limited on one end of the court. [and very few are good enough to do so — Nash is one]. at best, this team has one guy with potential to attain the elite level, and Malone will only get the team defense up to the point that the roster’s lack of two way players will permit him.
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Small backcourts who don't play DEFENSE...
but that goes for BIG backcourts that don’t play defense.
So I guess that makes it: backcourts that don’t play defense
Which we already knew.
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