71338, http://i41.tinypic.com/2rpbcdz.jpg Posted by dula dibiasi, Mon May-10-10 09:13 PM
broken down to its very last compound © krs
change all those "second to nones" to "second to derons" and we got a winner
rondo is dope as hell but that dude ain't seeing chris paul cmoncmoncmoncmoncmon
>Rajon's advantages are his rebounding ability and on the ball >defensive ability. He is also the best bounce-passer in the >league. My favorite thing about him, however, is how prepared >he is for each game.....dude is out there running the game >very comfortably and understands everything the opposing team >wants to do. > >Cats must have forgot how good CP3 is when he's out >there....he is just as good, if not better, at getting to the >rim, his passing ability is second to none(and imo he is the >best transition passer in the league, and esp does an >excellent job of finding his trailers), his quickness is >second to none, his handles are second to none, his vision is >second to none, his understanding of angles is second to >none.....and his jumper is leaps and bounds better. > >With all that being said.....and taking into consideration, >CP3 has never had the type of talent that Rondo has around >him(and for anyone trying to negate or downplay this fact, >FOH), I would take CP3 for a couple reasons: 1) Rebounding is >way down the list of priorities 2) The difference in shooting >ability outweighs the difference in on the ball defensive >ability. > >Just imagine CP3 on that Boston team.....just imagine him >being able to play with multiple cats who require defensive >attention, multiple cats you can run sets for, multiple more >chances for him to be on the break because more stops = more >chances to run, AND having to play up on him because of his >mid-range J....CMON.
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