I remember those 2 plays.
The first one was definitely Nazr's fault in that he dribbled it off his leg.
The 2nd one was not his fault. He was going for an offensive rebound. Sweetney was driving to an open lane and decided to pass up the shot and give a pass to Nazr that was off-target. He passed it like Donovan McNabb. (Let's go Giants!)
As a PG, you have to know where your players are most comfortable. 2 of Nazr's comfort moves are getting the ball 3 feet away back-to-the-basket in the blocks and rolling to the basket opposite the penetrating player. Do not give it to him on the baseline. You have to maximize his strengths.
Look at Magic Johnson. He had Kurt Rambis, AC Green, Mychal Thompson and a slew of limited but hustle type guys. He made them look good.
Look at Zeke. He had Rodman, Salley, Laimbeer. 2 limited hustle type guys and 1 limited but smart player.
You ask your big man to rebound and defend. Nazr rebounds and he tries on defense. Hey 1 out of 2 ain't bad
. He has been getting better on help defense though. I remember him blocking shots when our perimeter D breaks down.