Ring_Wanted wrote:Bogyo wrote:It seems that I m in the minority when it comes to this 2 PG issue, and I m willing to re-evaluate. (Although I still think that we would be in big trouble guarding a 6'6, 200+ pounds traditional SG)
I told you I was not a believer when first met this idea, but it's working perfectly, and it's getting only better. Indeed, Bledsoe's lenght and strenght is what allows us to get away with it on D. If/when we make the playoffs, we'll see what happens under real pressure, but I am a believer. Bledsoe is a keeper even at the max, and Goran should have untouchable status as well and a nice contract waiting for him after next season.
It's interesting to see you so won over, R_W. And I'm not saying you're wrong to feel that way.
I was never fundamentally opposed to running two point guards at once, but I was skeptical on how successful a Dragic/Bledsoe backcourt could be. But it has worked well. I still would like to see that tandem, and really the whole Suns team, over the course of 82 games before I am on board with them and it as much as you seem to be.
Bledsoe has been really good. But I still have a problem with paying a really good player great player money. It may come down to weighing the disadvantages of matching a max offer (that will probably come from the Lakers) against the damage done by letting him walk.
One thing that has bothered me is that he hasn't been nearly as good defensively as he was advertised to be. And Sports Illustrated had a good article detailing how Bledsoe led lineups have not been as good as Dragic led lineups.






















