who's ur ideal sg

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Originally Posted by DY_nasty

I specifically said style of play.

His biggest problem going into the year was that he had no concept of offball play at all, couldn't create his own shot, and couldn't help himself by hitting 3s despite being an above average rebounder and passer for his position.

IMO, Brandon Roy was the only "perfect" SG drafted in the past 7-8 years.

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oh ok my bad, i didnt catch that . i do agree with you with roy except harden is more in the roy like mold

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Originally Posted by gm in training

oh ok my bad, i didnt catch that . i do agree with you with roy except harden is more in the roy like mold

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Harden isn't near the defender Roy was and he's not as good from mid-range or in the post. I like Harden though... Roy really got robbed of a lot of things he could do but he was probably the most skilled and court aware SG behind Kobe.

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Originally Posted by DY_nasty

Harden isn't near the defender Roy was and he's not as good from mid-range or in the post. I like Harden though... Roy really got robbed of a lot of things he could do but he was probably the most skilled and court aware SG behind Kobe.

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brandon roy was great . was just stating that harden may be the closest to brandon roy that we may ever see. im shocked that you knew that b-roy had post moves , it seems ur pretty knowledgeable about basketball and hendo can do everything ,so why the hendo hate lol.

I'd like to see what Jeremy Lamb could do in a bigger role. But what we really need (other than the obvious: someone that can shoot, post up, play D) is a guy who will demand the ball and take a lot of shots (making a good percentage of them of course). We have too many guys who are capable of scoring a lot, but not trigger happy and that is one of our biggest offensive setbacks. If Ben Gordon could play D, I would LOVE him as the SG (also, would prefer him to be younger, but that's not the point).

Wayne Ellington

Sorry about Iggy, I forgot he got selected for the all-star game last year. Any way, this is a funny thread: what's the best shooting guard? Btw you aren't allowed to select the good ones :). I always thought Turner was a Boris Diaw at the 2, but that's about the same as a fat Lamar Odom. I like Turner though, he can score, rebound, dime and defend. The only problem; he's not as good as most people thought he would be.

Youre right gm, if we have to pick between all the mediocre or bad sgs in the league...hendo is my guy too

Actually ill take beal

I would try to work a trade with OKC for Jeremy Lamb and develop him. Or i would just stick with Hendo, i actually like Hendo's game if he's used correctly. He has a MJ like post up/fade away, we should go to that much more. He would also be better used if we had him come off of screens like Rip Hamilton and Reggie Miller. Hendo would be a great system player. Unfortunately Dunlap doesnt see what i see... oh well.

Other than Hendo I like Courtney Lee as well. He might not be a perfect sg, but he's someone who I could(want to) see ending up in a Bobcats uniform. Anthony Morrow would be a nice addition too, but more as a 3-point specialist than a starter.

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Originally Posted by QC Kat

I would try to work a trade with OKC for Jeremy Lamb and develop him.

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I've always liked the thought of Jeremy Lamb being reunited with Kemba again. I still do.