Point Guards
1. Steph Curry: C+ B C+ C D A
Curry comes from a small school in North Carolina called Davidson. He dominanted in all aspects. Vision, playmaking and pure shooter. Don't have to worry about turnovers with the ball in his hands. Scouts fear his size and athleticism in the pros will affect his play. But executives think he is a once in a decade talent. If Curry can stay healthy, he should be a top point guard in the league.
2. Ricky Rubio: C+ C- B- C- C- A
The Spaniard has been playing professional basketball since 14. He has the size and athleticism to become a top point guard in the league. Not a great jump shooter but can drive the ball very well. Rarely turns the ball over. Given his age and potential, Rubio will surely be a top ten pick. Terrific passer though.
3. Jeff Teague: C+ C+ C C+ C A
Intriguing prospect. Great potential to be a top point guard in the league. Great scorer. Prettt good at defense. If he can develop a 3 pt shot and work on his handles, Teague should have a bright future.
4. Brandon Jennings: C+ C+ C C D- A
Doesn't work well with others. Past teammates complained about Jennings being a ball hog. Given his age and potential, he should still end up in the lottery. But if your looking for someone who can score, Jennings is our guy.
5. Ty Lawson: B C- C B- D+ C
Great at driving the ball. Will need to develop a three point shot if he wants to be a great player. Scouts fear there's not much growth to his game.
2009 PGs
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Re: 2009 PGs
Unless you're playing in the Finals.jibbajabba614 wrote:Point Guards
1. Steph Curry: C+ B C+ C D A
Curry comes from a small school in North Carolina called Davidson. He dominanted in all aspects. Vision, playmaking and pure shooter. Don't have to worry about turnovers with the ball in his hands. Scouts fear his size and athleticism in the pros will affect his play. But executives think he is a once in a decade talent. If Curry can stay healthy, he should be a top point guard in the league.
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Re: 2009 PGs
Personally, I think it was Curry's wife saying 'grandma panties all summer if you lose' that got to him...FlDuckFan wrote:Unless you're playing in the Finals.jibbajabba614 wrote:Point Guards
1. Steph Curry: C+ B C+ C D A
Curry comes from a small school in North Carolina called Davidson. He dominanted in all aspects. Vision, playmaking and pure shooter. Don't have to worry about turnovers with the ball in his hands. Scouts fear his size and athleticism in the pros will affect his play. But executives think he is a once in a decade talent. If Curry can stay healthy, he should be a top point guard in the league.
But this is coming from someone who didn't get to watch the finals this year in like 20 years because I've had to wake up at 4am.
