kamaze wrote:Prokorov wrote:shakendfries wrote:
not sure, but if the Nets currently posting the best offense in the league is any indication, the team seems to be compensating for their loss quite well - potentially due to their depth at the guard position
PG was our deepest position. I mean most people dont have a former #2 overall pick potential stud they can slide to PG. dinwiddie is a great backup and whitehead as third string is more then adequate
last year our PG rotation was an oft-injured Lin, dinwiddie and a rookie whitehead
now its a better, healthier player in russell, and dinwiddie and whitehead with more experience
Whitehead's not a point guard he's better off the ball scoring. Kenny's experiment to turn him into a pg failed he was thrown into the fire to run the point last year but by the end of the season it was obvious he wasn't.
Kennys experiment was a massive success and whitehead improved leaps and bounds being allowed to play through those struggles. he is as good/better then any 3rd string PG you will find. and dinwiddie is probably top 10-12 among backup PGs
PG is easily our deepest position.. and our best player is our starting PG.