lately, this guy does nothing but walk the ball up court, then wastes 10 seconds waiting for someone to take it out of his hands. he refuses to make any plays – then to make matters worse, he doesn’t even attempt to drive. and don’t even get me started on his defense.
it’s beyond me how he can sit on the bench and watch bynum outplay him, then have absolutely no idea what to do when he gets on the floor, despite having the same capabilities. it’s a shame that I actually look forward to the backup being put in the game.
Originally posted by tetris: Will Bynum is a fraud. I hope Joe doesn't pick up this dudes team option.
There you are. I'll give you credit for coming in here after Bynum just put us in the playoffs. Keep tossing gas on the fire, whatever you Bynum bashers are doing it's working. Yeah, I'd sure hate to keep Bynum and his $800 grand contract. Such a waste of money. Ha!
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Originally posted by tetris: Will Bynum is a fraud. I hope Joe doesn't pick up this dudes team option.
There you are. I'll give you credit for coming in here after Bynum just put us in the playoffs. Keep tossing gas on the fire, whatever you Bynum bashers are doing it's working. Yeah, I'd sure hate to keep Bynum and his $800 grand contract. Such a waste of money. Ha!
I better resign this kid in 2k9
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Originally posted by NervousNoah: i have always said that we need a true PG, and now you see what happens when we have one playing
Will Bynum isn't a true point guard, a true point guards looks to pass first. He is essentially an Allen Iverson clone only without all the drama. Will looks to score every time he has the ball. That isn't a true point guard.
Stuckey has the size and athleticism to learn the PG game. It's clearly going to take a while. He's no Billups. At least not yet. But Bynum tonight (and for the past month) has displayed what this team has been lacking: fortitude and indomitable competitiveness. If only the other players would bring the same intensity when they play this team would have racked up many more wins.
I agree with the OP. Stuckey needs to get his act right. Too much potential in him still untapped and it seems like he doesn't want to open it either. It would really hurt to see Stuck have to go somewhere else to realize it (which also means that we giving so much up for him was pointless).
On the bright side, Bynum is doing very well. Was he ever drafted? If he wasn't, maybe one day he can develop that underdog mentality that Ben Wallace had and force it upon the team.
Since some unknown Mod has chosen to play favorites and delete my non profanity response posts. It's apparent it's his/ her/ it's ability to do so,..emphasis on IT.
Just as my right as the Original poster I've exercised my right and privilege to remove my content and any association from this Board.
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Play hard enough to win not weak enough to lose,..who's next?
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