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raptors999 wrote: View PostRaptors may not be using horns to avoid moving screen calls.
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iblastoff wrote: View Postwhat????? since when does KL have the inability to pass? most PG's are pretty damn short. one of the best passers in the game was only 6'1 (stockton).
if height was the issue, then vasquez should be passing shit all over the place.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostHahaha good one Joey
Seriously, though, height is not really a factor. If it was, how was Muggsy Bogues a great passing PG at just 5'3''? In the league right now, Paul and Lawson are neither of them big, and both very good at running the p'n'r.
Lowry's decent, but just not a great passer.
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostHahaha good one Joey
Seriously, though, height is not really a factor. If it was, how was Muggsy Bogues a great passing PG at just 5'3''? In the league right now, Paul and Lawson are neither of them big, and both very good at running the p'n'r.
Lowry's decent, but just not a great passer.
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golden wrote: View PostOh, I know. The 'height' excuse for lack of passing skill is probably the lamest one out there. Nevermind that a good percentage of PnR passes are actually bounce passes, where being lower to the ground should give you an advantage. Feeding the roller is all about timing and feel. Lowry just doesn't have it, and probably never will.
The only thing I miss is the ability of the guards to hit the rolling big on the p'n'r - haven't been able to do that consistently since Jose left. In spite of his resume and height, Vasquez doesn't do it very well either. Would be nice to have a backup pg or bench guard who can bring that p'n'r passing to the offense."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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godkingleonidas wrote: View PostPart of the reason why Kyle can't/doesn't run the PnR with Jonas is he is vertically-challenged.
EDIT: Stockton wasn't being defended by 6'6"/6'7" point guards. And he didn't take nearly as many shots as Lowry.
There are also size issues with Lowry. While he supposedly grew an inch between his freshman and sophomore seasons and is now listed at a respectable 6’1, he doesn’t appear to be quite that tall. Lowry’s lack of size really hurts him right now, as he isn’t an outside threat and defenders are free to sag off and focus on altering his finishes at the rim. Proving himself as a jump shooter changes everything, but if Lowry measures in under 6’0, his stock could take a bit of a hit.
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iblastoff wrote: View PostWOW. did you seriously paste that from his DRAFT REPORT from 9 years ago??? you do realize that outside of this current slump, he IS an outside threat. who the hell do you think has been hitting 3 pointers in the starting lineup outside of ross prior to the lineup change???? you really need to re-evaluate what you think you know.
Last edited by godkingleonidas; Tue Mar 3, 2015, 01:55 AM.
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