Posted by misterearl:

McK1 - where did I mention race?

Give it a rest slick

Why are you so quick to fall back on unrelated discussion when you don't have empirical proof to back up your opinion?

>>Lee has the better court sense.

Are you saying Lee is smarter than Frye? Watch it.

where were you going with this

& the debate about court presence and court vision is a matter of observation. Lee will prove me right wherever he lands.

Posted by misterearl:


mcK1 - What other measure of so-called "court vision" are you using other than the relative number of asists and turnovers per minutes played?

watching where he goes with the ball. The passes he attempts shows he can read the D quite well. He fires a lot of lead passes undereath. Too bad the stiffs who get the ball on the blocks the most are rarely on the same wavelength. Curry only knows the lob when its called and Frye doesn't move at all.



[Edited by - McK1 on 02-11-2006 8:27 PM]

>>watching where he goes with the ball. The passes he attempts shows he can read the D quite well. He fires a lot of lead passes undereath.

mcK1 - He fires a lot of lead passes undereath.?

And Lee doesn't have more assists because our big men are stiffs?

help me out here. If Lee is clearly better than Frye, and Larry Brown knows more about basketball than you, then why isn't Lee playing more?

Do you know something that Larry Brown doesn't?

-The passes he attempts shows he can read the D quite well.



I must say I am amazed at some of these post....

[Edited by - holfresh on 02-11-2006 8:50 PM]

Posted by McK1:

Posted by misterearl:


mcK1 - What other measure of so-called "court vision" are you using other than the relative number of asists and turnovers per minutes played?

watching where he goes with the ball. The passes he attempts shows he can read the D quite well. He fires a lot of lead passes undereath. Too bad the stiffs who get the ball on the blocks the most are rarely on the same wavelength. Curry only knows the lob when its called and Frye doesn't move at all.



[Edited by - McK1 on 02-11-2006 8:27 PM]

Judging by your standards, Marbury must be a genius avging 7 assist per game....

Posted by holfresh:

Posted by McK1:

Posted by misterearl:


mcK1 - What other measure of so-called "court vision" are you using other than the relative number of asists and turnovers per minutes played?

watching where he goes with the ball. The passes he attempts shows he can read the D quite well. He fires a lot of lead passes undereath. Too bad the stiffs who get the ball on the blocks the most are rarely on the same wavelength. Curry only knows the lob when its called and Frye doesn't move at all.



[Edited by - McK1 on 02-11-2006 8:27 PM]

Judging by your standards, Marbury must be a genius avging 7 assist per game....

Its on record round here what I think of Marbury's passing skills. To sum it up in 1 word: gutter.

^Marbury did finish last in the 2004 NBA Skills Competition at the All-Star Game...behind Boykins, D. Fisher, and B. Davis.

Posted by Knight:

^Marbury did finish last in the 2004 NBA Skills Competition at the All-Star Game...behind Boykins, D. Fisher, and B. Davis.

Guys, I bring you stats and facts only....Marbury stats in real games (non all start comp) 18 pts and 8 assist over a career of 10 years...only one player better...Oscar Robertson....I'll put that up against Boykins, D. Fisher and B Davis anyday of the week.....

[Edited by - holfresh on 02-11-2006 9:13 PM]

Posted by holfresh:

Posted by Knight:

^Marbury did finish last in the 2004 NBA Skills Competition at the All-Star Game...behind Boykins, D. Fisher, and B. Davis.

Guys, I bring you stats and facts only....Marbury stats in real games (non all start comp) 18 pts and 8 assist career of 10 years...only one player better...Oscar Robertson....I'll put that up against Boykins, D. Fisher and B Davis anyday of the week.....

It's a team game. What has Marbury ever won?