Comments on: Game Review: This isn’t change I can believe in

By: Dan Feldman

Dan Feldman — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 11:33:22 +0000

Downunda, in the last three years, Richard Hamilton has an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.15-to-1. That's better than this year's ratio for, among others, Derrick Rose, Tony Parker, Mo Williams, T.J. Ford, Rodney Stuckey, Ramon Sessions, Tyreke Evans and Ben Gordon.

I'm not suggesting Richard Hamilton should become the Pistons' point guard. But Stuckey gets more involved in the game when he can spend some time at shooting guard.

Hamilton handling a few possessions a game as the point guard would allow Stuckey to do that.

By: downunda

downunda — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:52:02 +0000

Rip catches passes, he doesn’t make them. I didn’t bother looking at the line, but I’m guessing his turnover to assist ratio where similar to what you expect out of a Division 1, high school team. When Rip brings the ball up the court, there is a collective whince, with the full expectation that he will dribble off his foot or worse, hit himself in the head with a high dribble.

BG (although we haven’t seen much of him either. It’s his month and a half off) seems to be a little more reliable with ball possession and bonus, he can hit a 3. He also doesn’t get a pissy, if he doesn’t start.

Can’t wait for BG and Bynamite to get healthy so we can see what we really have in a team.

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