MagicFan149 wrote:lol bucs... you do have a lil bit of a point
no he doesnt his comment is ignorant, he obviously does well wen he gets the rock alot as we saw in denver. i like the fact that hes speaking up cause he usually doesnt
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I think if he played every game like he played against the Nuggets, the Magic would be fine. Maybe Rashard heard a little something in SVG's remarks about Dwight this week and took them to heart, too. And I think maybe he should have. I'm guessing that Stan's comments were not meant only for Dwight's ears only.
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Well you can't have Dwight and Rashard talking about getting more shots. Especially when the reality is its more important to get Dwight shots than Rashard.
The reality about Rashard is 90% of his offense on the perimeter comes from bad defense. He is not a great perimeter player. If someone lets Rashard drive right its horrible defense. He has almost no left hand and his right isn't that good either.
Rashard is post player with a jump shot. You take away his post up game and he is very limited on the perimeter. Like he said in Seattle he was the number 1 post option and he had more plays called for him than Ray. Now Dwight and Hedo get there named called more and he stuck watching most of the game.
The reality about Rashard is 90% of his offense on the perimeter comes from bad defense. He is not a great perimeter player. If someone lets Rashard drive right its horrible defense. He has almost no left hand and his right isn't that good either.
Rashard is post player with a jump shot. You take away his post up game and he is very limited on the perimeter. Like he said in Seattle he was the number 1 post option and he had more plays called for him than Ray. Now Dwight and Hedo get there named called more and he stuck watching most of the game.