[bballlife]

Originally posted by <b>jokeaward</b>!


Ohh come on, KG's gone BehTB. And there's just something special about KG and Duncan, they can get "in trouble" and still pass it out without a TO like the usual 2 APG guy.

No Duncan is nowhere near the passer KG is.

And Duncan struggles passing the ball out of double teams, he often tries to pass it cross court, leading to a TO.

[P2TheTruth34]

Steve Blake is up there in terms of straight passing and PG skills.

And Jason Will is sick at passing and even if his stats didn't show it, he has matured from Hubie, although he still does the same sweet ****.

[Dakota]

Originally posted by <b>XStitchesX</b>!


I actually think he could if he average at least 35 mins per game and hubie quits with the 10 man rotation which was a disaster in the playoffs.

I totally agree with you.


Isn't this thread about the best passer in the league. A player can be the best passer in the entire league and only average 6 assists a game. He doesn't have to put up outrageous numbers just to qualify for being the best passer.


Top Five in My book (honestly) :

1. J Kidd
2. Nash
3. Jason Williams
4. Kobe
5. LeBron

6. Mike Bibby in a close sixth.

[droppinknowledge]

Originally posted by <b>BigAmare</b>!
Nash is a better passer than Kidd. Just check his assist per minute rating and his assist per turnover rating. It's better than Kidd.

#1 in assists per minute
#6 in assists per turnover

good god man. when peeps said nash was a better passer than marbury when marbs was on da suns you fought it tooth n nail.

[prlindo]

Arroyo and Lopez are very good passers