TheGame wrote:Kidd in his prime was slightly better due to his size and defense. Right now though Nash is the better player.
Agreed, Nash hasn't shown much of a decline, while Kidd has shown it already, and is older.
While Kidd can play better defense and coexist with Lin for some minutes, Nash is the superior PG at this stage of their careers.
It is irrelevant, that Kidd was once a triple double threat, and lead The Nets, to championships because it was THAT LONG AGO.
Nash hasn't shown much of a decline and still looks great but he would not be able to coexist with Lin together on the floor together.
I am happy we were able to keep Iman, even though I understand, we are gambling that he will return back stronger one day.
Iman has shown the ability to be a hybrid of Rose/Westbrook's rookie years, and they improved every year since.
His rookie year was very comparable to those "All Stars", if it wasn't for such a serious injury.
The injury is very crucial to his development, we don't know if he WILL recover.
But he has the killer instinct, dedication, heart, and worth ethic, that an "all star" has.
We all know, Iman will continue to dedicate himself, rehab, train, and I don't want to lose that type of player.