Once And For All.........re: Bayless

Discussion in 'Portland Trail Blazers' started by ABM, Jul 21, 2010.

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Is Bayless A Shooting Guard or Point Guard?

  1. Shooting Guard

    65.7%
  2. Point Guard

    34.3%
  1. BoBoBREWSKI

    BoBoBREWSKI BURP!

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    He is best suited to be on someone elses roster.
     
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    craigehlo Elite Wing

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    Shooting guard. In Europe.
     
  3. LameR

    LameR Ha Seung-Jin Approved!

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    I agree with combo guard. I think his perfect role is as a 3rd guard in a three guard rotation.
     
  4. ABM

    ABM Happily Married In Music City, USA!

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    That's what I've been trying to get across to BLAZER PROPHET. Sometimes, he just won't listen. UGH!
     
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    haha..... "combo guard" is just a euphemism for a short shooting guard who has little to no point guard skills.
     
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    ABM Happily Married In Music City, USA!

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    However, when said combo guard is further down the rotation, he can be an asset.

    Question would you rather have 3 pure PG's and 3 pure SG's (6 total players).....or 2 pure PG's, 2 pure SG's, and a combo guard (5 total players)?
     
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    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    Totally dependent on skill level and skill-sets of the players involved. In general though, I think 6 guards (regardless of being a 1 or a 2) is probably 1 too many for a roster -- the Blazers have 6 right now and could have up to 8 assuming they keep both Armon and Mills.
     

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