Lillards so damn good off the ball.

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  1. Blazinaway

    Blazinaway Well-Known Member

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    LOL, great minds as I just posted similar
     
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    A "Points Guard"
     
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    :lol: Nice!
     
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    There are a lot of merits to the two PG lineup as long as your guys can guard their guys. Watching teams last weekend I noticed good teams are still doing this a lot.

     
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    BBert Weasels Ripped My Flesh

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    Lillard is a point guard who can catch and shoot or drive, so he can also play off the ball when he needs a 'rest'. Semantics aside, he's fucking good.
     
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    I think the league tries to label players too much. Lillard is a guard.
     
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    I have always loved two PG's on the floor at the same time. Look at our 76'-77' team, OK yeah we had the best passing center of his era, but we also had three other guys on the floor at all times who could dribble and pass. A three guard rotation of Hollins, Davis and Twardzik to go along with Bobby Gross at SF made for great ball movement.

    With a SF like Nic, combined with 2 PG's you can see how well things move. I love it in crunch time.
     

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