knicks1248 wrote:This position as become a joke in NBA..you campare the SG now to the SG in Jordans day and it's laughable..

ronnie brewer (if he's a defensive specialist) should get the Nod

Yeah the SG position has downgraded tremendously. Center position has too in terms of dominance, but its a different type of player at the C position now than in the 90s. PG, SF, and PF positions are better i believe than ever before.

Knixkik wrote:

knicks1248 wrote:This position as become a joke in NBA..you campare the SG now to the SG in Jordans day and it's laughable..

ronnie brewer (if he's a defensive specialist) should get the Nod

Yeah the SG position has downgraded tremendously. Center position has too in terms of dominance, but its a different type of player at the C position now than in the 90s. PG, SF, and PF positions are better i believe than ever before.

I think overall positions have become anything but traditional, your either a guard, FWD or CENTER..

I think Shump has the abilty to be one of the best traditional 2g in the league, If he can find consistancy from the perimeter, he's going to be unstoppable..

Ronnie Brewer would be a 12th man, behind rolando blackmon if this was the 90's

BigDaddyG wrote:I could care less who starts. I think the real question is who gets the most minutes and who finishes the majority of games. Right now, I'd say it's Kidd. I could see a lot of three-guard alignments with Felton, Kidd and Smith finishing games. I could also see games with Brewer finishing due to his defense. That said, the job is Brewer's if he develops a consistent long distance stroke this season.

only way brewer get a consistant 3 is if MDA comes back, that ain't happening..brewer on offense is a layup or a dunk, and a sometimish floater ..