Reke has been amazing tonight. Nice little two man game with DMC resulting in easy buckets.
Maybe Smart will notice that he's better as a SG?
Nah...That'll never happen. MT comes back and Reke goes to SF where he belongs.![]()
Decision making, decision making. Remains the single biggest knock against Evans for the past three years.
I hate the Tyreke one on ones.
I think that, if we end up with Kidd-Gilchrest, at least two or more of our guards have to be moved. Not that I'm necessarily opposed to that.Who needs MKG, we have Outlaw!
Interesting how Reke seems to be more involved ever since his agent came to town.
Okay, I took a moment and transcribed this portion of the broadcast. It took place just as the third quarter was getting underway:
Grant: One thing you know about coming into games like this is the battle at the point guard. Coach Smart expands on the problem.
(Cut to clip of Coach Smart)
Smart: Good point guards in the league, they know when to take over the game and when to back off and let their players play. And I share with Isaiah sometimes and with Jimmer, "Sometime look who's hot and you step out of the picture. Just rebound and pass the ball tonight, defend. And now when you see the game has gotten real stagnant, now it's time for you to go because those guys with high energy and high motors will always be in those positions to make those adjustments in the course of the game.
(End clip)
Grant: And there's a guy (camera on Isaiah Thomas) who's well on his way to being an upper echelon point guard.
Jerry: Because he understands the demands that Coach Smart is putting on him. When you really talk about the things Coach Smart just said, that's Steve Nash, that's John Stockton, that's Magic Johnson, that's how they play the game and that's what he expects from his lead guard.
Grant: And I'l tell you - two of those guys, Steve Nash and John Stockton, they didn't look like this their rookie year.
Jerry: No they didn't. They played very little in fact.
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Regardless of the content as far as IT's skill level, etc., am I the only one having trouble reconciling Grant and Jerry's obvious ROY propaganda with the quote from Smart?
Okay, I took a moment and transcribed this portion of the broadcast. It took place just as the third quarter was getting underway:
Grant: One thing you know about coming into games like this is the battle at the point guard. Coach Smart expands on the problem.
(Cut to clip of Coach Smart)
Smart: Good point guards in the league, they know when to take over the game and when to back off and let their players play. And I share with Isaiah sometimes and with Jimmer, "Sometime look who's hot and you step out of the picture. Just rebound and pass the ball tonight, defend. And now when you see the game has gotten real stagnant, now it's time for you to go because those guys with high energy and high motors will always be in those positions to make those adjustments in the course of the game.
(End clip)
Grant: And there's a guy (camera on Isaiah Thomas) who's well on his way to being an upper echelon point guard.
Jerry: Because he understands the demands that Coach Smart is putting on him. When you really talk about the things Coach Smart just said, that's Steve Nash, that's John Stockton, that's Magic Johnson, that's how they play the game and that's what he expects from his lead guard.
Grant: And I'l tell you - two of those guys, Steve Nash and John Stockton, they didn't look like this their rookie year.
Jerry: No they didn't. They played very little in fact.
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Regardless of the content as far as IT's skill level, etc., am I the only one having trouble reconciling Grant and Jerry's obvious ROY propaganda with the quote from Smart?
Okay, I took a moment and transcribed this portion of the broadcast. It took place just as the third quarter was getting underway:
Grant: One thing you know about coming into games like this is the battle at the point guard. Coach Smart expands on the problem.
(Cut to clip of Coach Smart)
Smart: Good point guards in the league, they know when to take over the game and when to back off and let their players play. And I share with Isaiah sometimes and with Jimmer, "Sometime look who's hot and you step out of the picture. Just rebound and pass the ball tonight, defend. And now when you see the game has gotten real stagnant, now it's time for you to go because those guys with high energy and high motors will always be in those positions to make those adjustments in the course of the game.
(End clip)
Grant: And there's a guy (camera on Isaiah Thomas) who's well on his way to being an upper echelon point guard.
Jerry: Because he understands the demands that Coach Smart is putting on him. When you really talk about the things Coach Smart just said, that's Steve Nash, that's John Stockton, that's Magic Johnson, that's how they play the game and that's what he expects from his lead guard.
Grant: And I'l tell you - two of those guys, Steve Nash and John Stockton, they didn't look like this their rookie year.
Jerry: No they didn't. They played very little in fact.
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Regardless of the content as far as IT's skill level, etc., am I the only one having trouble reconciling Grant and Jerry's obvious ROY propaganda with the quote from Smart?
Reminds me off Kahn comparing Darko to Vlade. It's funny, and stupid, until it's your own team.I am both laughing and crying.
No, wait, just crying. Oh well, if history tells us anything, it's that IT is about to be moved to SF.
Whats wrong with having a player who is better than Nash/Stockton? Personally, I'm super psyched we have a player who is better than Nash/Stockton.
And as good as Magic Johnson...
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Cisco did something dumb again....I fear for VF21's TV.