Best Backcourt for the Upcoming Season?

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    Which team will have the best backcourt for the upcoming season?
     
    JFizzleRaider, Oct 12, 2008
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    Pistons and Spurs (when Ginobili gets healthy).
     
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    Based on what?

    Does this include reserves?
     
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    including reserves yes.
     
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    I'd say the Pistons. Their starters are about the most consistent in the NBA and I'd venture to say Rodney Stuckey is probably going to have a pretty big year in a 6th man role for that team as well.

    The Suns are damn good too. Nash and Bell are both very good starters and Barbosa is money off the bench.
     
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    Does Franchise and Starbury with Jamal Crawford and Q off the bench still play together? :D
     
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    Franchise is long gone, Q's a forward.
     
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    To answer the question, I think its Detroit. They've had a rock-solid starting backcourt for a long time, and Stuckey will be one of the league's best subs this year.
     
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    Suns aren't too bad with Nash, Bell, and Barbosa.

    Spurs with Tony and Manu.

    Pistons with Billups, Hamilton, Stuckey, Hunter, and Afflalo.

    Cavs now with Mo Williams, Boobie Gibson, and Delonte.

    Boston with Ray Ray, Rondo, Pierce (when he plays SG), Tony Allen, Cassel, and House.

    Lakers with Fish, Farmar, and Kobe.

    Ok I'll stop.
     
    DynastYWarrioR6, Oct 17, 2008
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