Re: patience and stability

[Elgin W Booth <ewbooth@cisunix.unh.edu>]

Yeah, you're  right, it's a problem when your point guard is not a
passer. We gotta face facts, he has always been a scoring point guard
since he was in high school in Queens. He is a good scorer, who can pass
when he wants to. That's what I mean, when he wants to pass he is one of
the best in the East.



On Mon, 10 Apr 2000 damekmo@teleport.com wrote:

> >Kenny has been the most consistent player on the C's this season.  When
> >he is passing, he is one of the better points in the eastern
> >conference.
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> I'm sorry, but I totally agree with Josh on this one. "When he is
> passing?!" You're talking about a point guard! That's what he's supposed to
> do! How many games this year has the power forward gotten more assists than
> the point guard? Aren't we all praying to God that the power forward gets
> more assists than the point guard every night? In fact, I'd say that if the
> power forward doesn't get more assists, then the team is screwed because
> the point guard refuses/can't distribute the ball effectively. I'm glad
> Kenny is hustling, and trying to defend, and has grown up this year. But
> unfortunately he's not a very good point guard.
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> Paul M.
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