jrob23 wrote:because Euro leagues play vets over punk kids no matter if they're future NBA lottery picks. I thought you were a Euro expert. How does this reality escape you? That's poor trolling friend. Do better.
That is not true. That's a ridiculous untrue myth that American NBA fans that have never seen European basketball games started, and it's completely false and untrue. Young players get much more opportunities in general in Europe than they do in the NBA. The truth is the complete opposite, and NBA American fans really need to stop repeating that untrue myth.
You are right that he's a SG though. No reason for that to even be a debate. Anyone that watched SIG (his team) play can see he's not an actual point guard. They list him that way and call him that - but he does almost zero play making for them in an entire game.
No way is he anything resembling a point guard - at least he sure isn't right now. He does have a good handle, and a good shot, and he's a decent passer....that does not make him a point guard. He's clearly a shooting guard, and it's not even something that is up for debate if we want to deal with reality.
But the vet players always get precedent over young players in Europe, no matter what, thing is totally untrue.
916fan wrote:Can you explain to me how the scoring works? What's aggregate?
Like how they always do it in football (soccer). Each team gets a home game, and they combine all the points. The most total points wins the 2 game series. That's because each team getting one home game each is considered more fair than home advantage / disadvantage series, and 2 games is also considered more fair than single elimination.
It's the same way FIBA tournaments will be done now under the new rules changes, with all qualifications for tournaments being done in that way.