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CubicalLake7 wrote:Biggest key to winning, the young guards had very few TOs. Overall the Pistons did well protecting the ball, and forced a lot of TOs.
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Meh how he started and lead the team with his lazy play wasn't impressive. Felt like the bench with Joseph and Killian (Duren too) set the pace for the game and the starters followed.zeebneeb wrote:Cade is a different type of player. He is team first, all the way. He understands game management, and game flow. He easily racked up 10 assists, and trusted his teammate to ice the game last night, knowing how hard Stewart has worked on that very shot.Liqourish wrote:I love reading other boards during and after games (not just the team we faced) and it always amuses me how other fanbases try to degrade Cade while comparing their players to him. He must be damn good to be in their heads like that. Going to be a long 82 game season, but damn we got some great young players other fanbases wish they had.
Also, Bogdan was such a great trade. My God. We gave up nothing for him and he immediately steps in and goes 6/10 from 3.
That is leadership, through, and through. The way he managed the game, and played, reminded me of another player I have never compared him to, and that is Chris Paul. I know it sounds odd, but the parallels are there.
True floor leadership is insanely difficult to come by in the NBA.
Cade talked about how he lets the game come to him, and that he needed time to figure out the new players, and how they fit in around him.mattao313 wrote:Meh how he started and lead the team with his lazy play wasn't impressive. Felt like the bench with Joseph and Killian (Duren too) set the pace for the game and the starters followed.zeebneeb wrote:Cade is a different type of player. He is team first, all the way. He understands game management, and game flow. He easily racked up 10 assists, and trusted his teammate to ice the game last night, knowing how hard Stewart has worked on that very shot.Liqourish wrote:I love reading other boards during and after games (not just the team we faced) and it always amuses me how other fanbases try to degrade Cade while comparing their players to him. He must be damn good to be in their heads like that. Going to be a long 82 game season, but damn we got some great young players other fanbases wish they had.
Also, Bogdan was such a great trade. My God. We gave up nothing for him and he immediately steps in and goes 6/10 from 3.
That is leadership, through, and through. The way he managed the game, and played, reminded me of another player I have never compared him to, and that is Chris Paul. I know it sounds odd, but the parallels are there.
True floor leadership is insanely difficult to come by in the NBA.
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zeebneeb wrote:Cade talked about how he lets the game come to him, and that he needed time to figure out the new players, and how they fit in around him.mattao313 wrote:Meh how he started and lead the team with his lazy play wasn't impressive. Felt like the bench with Joseph and Killian (Duren too) set the pace for the game and the starters followed.zeebneeb wrote:Cade is a different type of player. He is team first, all the way. He understands game management, and game flow. He easily racked up 10 assists, and trusted his teammate to ice the game last night, knowing how hard Stewart has worked on that very shot.
That is leadership, through, and through. The way he managed the game, and played, reminded me of another player I have never compared him to, and that is Chris Paul. I know it sounds odd, but the parallels are there.
True floor leadership is insanely difficult to come by in the NBA.
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What you see as "lazy play", he describes as learning, and not rushing anything, and I absolutely see that.
His game leadership after a sloppy start, was on point.
