Who is the better player? Nocioni Mike Miller or Dunleavy

perezident · Post #1 » by **perezident** » Sat Mar 21, 2009 2:14 pm

I mean seriously, who is the better player? You'd be shocked to see who some guys on rgm say it is

_SRV_ · Post #2 » by **_SRV_** » Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:10 pm

Miller and Dunleavy can handle the ball at a really high level, Nocioni can't, they are also better passers, Miller is the best shooter in the group, but Nocioni is close, also Miller is relatively durable as opposed to Nocioni and definitely Dunleavy.
Miller isn't playing well in Minnesotta (judging by the few times I checked their box scores), but I'd definitely rate him over Nocioni, Dunleavy's supposed weak mentality and the fact he's had only one good and has been injured ever since make me lean toward Noc.

King Baller · Post #3 » by **King Baller** » Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:57 pm

I have not seen Miller and Dunleavy play that many games. But I have seen both score a lot. Also those two don't seem to be much for physical play inside the paint.

The thing about Nocioni that was a nice suprise for this Kings fan is that he will lay the wood to opposing players in the paint. he seems to like the contact

I appreciate hard nosed defense. That was what I liked about Artest. When the Kings play the Jazz watch the way Jerry Sloan coached players like Matt Harpring love to get physical inside.

In my opinion a good basketball team needs a few players that will bang. Right now the Kings have JT, Noc, B Jax and McCants. Hawes does it but still needs a little more muscle. I have not seen enough of Diogu and Simmons to know if they can mix it up.

KB

SacKingZZZ · Post #4 » by **SacKingZZZ** » Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:41 pm

They're all too different to compare, they all play the game in entirely different way. I think Dunleavy is the most talented for a team needing a guy to run an offense, Miller is the most effective shooter for a team needing shooting and wing scoring, and Nocioni is the toughest and most hard nosed for a team needing someone to play balls out. I'd say Nocioni is the best fit for us, but if it was a question of pure talent and individual scoring ability it would be the other two.

orl1724 · Post #5 » by **orl1724** » Sun Mar 22, 2009 6:14 am

Dunleavy
Miller
Noce

Smills91 · Post #6 » by **Smills91** » Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:13 pm

I'd take:

Miller
Nocioni
Dunleavy

personally.