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BlueSeats
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Joined: 11/6/2005
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this has been my problem with marbury since, like, forever: when he's in scoring mode he's bouncy, happy, lively, engaged. When he's in distribution mode he's lollygaggling on the perimeter, slow footed, disinterested, passive.
It's this Stephyll and Hyde mode that kills us, and he used to switch between them from quarter to quarters, then halves, now it's whole games. Doesn't he ever watch Kidd, Nash, Cousey, Clyde, West, Stockton, Isiah, etc? They play at the same energy level throughout, regardless of the "style" of play, and they know how to integrate their dual selves. Even in distribution mode a PG still needs to penetrate, pop, keep the defense honest, be a distraction and a decoy, and generally be involved, focus, and directional.
If the guy is not asked to be the one-man band he'd rather take a nap and wait till it's his turn again. It kills me.
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