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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#41 » by therebirth » Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:08 am

Rajon said kemba is the quickest player he has ever faced. And kemba will probably be a better defender than DJ.
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#42 » by captaincrunk » Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:28 am

therebirth wrote:Rajon said kemba is the quickest player he has ever faced. And kemba will probably be a better defender than DJ.

When would Rondo have faced Kemba?
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#43 » by therebirth » Tue Jul 19, 2011 6:14 am

Last summer during team USA tryouts.
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#44 » by Vanderbilt_Grad » Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:06 pm

BigSlam wrote:DJ is a better pure point


Maybe it was the LB offense, but DJ never has looked like a pure point to me. Hated actually watching in games last year as he brought the ball up and then gave it to Jax or Diaw to actually run things. Once he did that DJ was mostly running around screens looking to shoot.

He can pass, but we've never really seen him run the show.
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#45 » by SWedd523 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:23 pm

^His biggest strength is his shooting yes, but he's capable of running an NBA offense. It just happened that he was a) on a team that had a guy (Jack) who required a high usage to be most effective and b) on a team that didn't have any outside shooters which forced him into that role a bit.


Either way, he's still a better pure point than Kemba is.
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#46 » by captaincrunk » Wed Jul 20, 2011 3:02 am

Vanderbilt_Grad wrote:
BigSlam wrote:DJ is a better pure point


Maybe it was the LB offense, but DJ never has looked like a pure point to me. Hated actually watching in games last year as he brought the ball up and then gave it to Jax or Diaw to actually run things. Once he did that DJ was mostly running around screens looking to shoot.

He can pass, but we've never really seen him run the show.

That's been LB and partly Jax being a ball dominant player in general, he needs the ball.
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Re: zone defense, some new offense 

Post#47 » by Kembastockton » Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:10 pm

SWEDD523 wrote:^His biggest strength is his shooting yes, but he's capable of running an NBA offense. It just happened that he was a) on a team that had a guy (Jack) who required a high usage to be most effective and b) on a team that didn't have any outside shooters which forced him into that role a bit.


Either way, he's still a better pure point than Kemba is.


I got the perfact solution to this debate. Let's just keep both until one of them demands a trade. By that time we will know who is better. :D

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