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The significance of having a rebounding point guard available

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by lnchan, Apr 26, 2019.

  1. lnchan

    lnchan Sugar Land Leonard

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    This team would be unstoppable if we had a point guard that can rebound double digits a game with a tenacious defense that can see the floor and shoot with some range. He doesn't even need to play... just be available.
     
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  2. Giant9erRocket

    Giant9erRocket Hakeem Olajuwon Status

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    That would be Pat Bev?
     
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    Your genus. A literal stretch 1.

    Get it huh huh? Cuz he literally stretches to grab boards!
     
  4. khanhdum

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    a point guard that can rebounds DD, plays defense, and shoots well with range. that should be easy, thats a dime a dozen
     
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    The significance of being healthy is the real news
     
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    Lonzo Ball
     
  7. lnchan

    lnchan Sugar Land Leonard

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    ...maybe even average a triple double?

    <<ducks>>
     
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    "amazing" rebounding for PGs and guards is overrated.

    It's ABSOLUTELY great if your guards can and DO do that when necessary.

    But for them to consistently be getting 7,8+ a game... probably means you have rebounding deficiencies elsewhere... imo.
     
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    I am all for giving him the full mid-level over house
     
  10. LUK3

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    HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
    no.
     
  11. daywalker02

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    You know Westbrick is the only PG doing double digits rebounding........you dun want that.

    Harden and Paul are already Top 5 rebounding PGs.


    http://www.espn.com/nba/statistics/...vgRebounds/seasontype/2/position/point-guards
    http://www.espn.com/nba/statistics/player/_/stat/rebounds/sort/avgRebounds/position/point-guards

    PGs get long rebounds, it's not their main job. I think getting 4-5 boards rpg is more than sufficient.

    Or essentially just Beverley, there are not many. Ben Simmons is an anomaly he isn't a pure PG and 6'10.

    Scratch the double digits.
     
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    Poll: should we get a PG better than CP.
    yes
    no
     
  13. kjayp

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    LMAO! Well done!
     
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  14. lnchan

    lnchan Sugar Land Leonard

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    Sooo the main job of a center is not to hit 3s? Asking for a friend.
     
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    Sure but I guess you will still see more Centers trying to shoot 3s.....they just have to practice them.

    Just as for today it is normal to employ thicker SFs and PFs as Centers.

    For a smaller guy to jump up and box out, that is a lot more to ask and taxing.

    Not everyone is built like a meat truck, James Harden or Chris Paul like. Not everyone has the nose for those boards.
     
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    Can’t wait for the “significance of calling a timeout “ thread.................
     
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    They would mix well together, House shot off right now, but he play with no fear..
     
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    I mean I would like him back, but I'd much rather throw the whole mid-level to make sure we get an impact player. House needs to play really well against the warriors to offset his poor shooting thus far, besides .the last game
     
  19. don grahamleone

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    Don't we already have two in James Harden and Chris Paul?
     
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