Re: Chauncey vs Marcus

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

I agree with all of your points except the shooting part. He could hit some 
threes and was deadly shooting free throws. But that was it. He developed the 
rest of his shooting game over the last five years. He really didn't flourish 
until last year. Like a publication said earlier, we would have loved to have 
had Chauncey right now. Patience, patience.....

DJessen33

> I think this is a valid question, and I'll try my review from memory. 
> Chauncey could always shoot the ball and play great defense. He was also deadly 
> from the free throw line. What he couldn't do was get a shot for himself or any 
> of his teammates. He had a disconcerting habit of leaving his feet without 
> having a clear idea of what he intended to do. This led to lots of turnovers 
> and put him securely in the Pitino doghouse. After he left us, he went through 
> 3 or 4 teams before landing with the Pistons. I still don't think he is a 
> point guard, but he has managed to minmize his deficiencies, and there will 
> always be a place in this league for a guy who can shoot the rock and play lock 
> down defense.