What about the other side. A player that plays bad defense puts his bigs in foul trouble. What about defensive rotations? Boxing out.
They both hurt tremendously. One is no more important than the other.
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08-04-2014, 06:21 PM #16NBA Superstar
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Re: Shooter w/No D, or a Defender who can't shoot in your starting lineup?
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08-04-2014, 06:24 PM #17Banned
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Re: Shooter w/No D, or a Defender who can't shoot in your starting lineup?
this is the ultimate Tony Allen or Kyle Korver debate. I personally would prefer Tony Allen, but depending on the team needs, that could change.
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08-04-2014, 06:25 PM #18Chuck Hayes Stan
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Re: Shooter w/No D, or a Defender who can't shoot in your starting lineup?
I am assuming the thread is meant to be perimeter guys.
Originally Posted by 97 bulls
Assuming this you can hide a bad defender in the right system.
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