Comments on: A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved

By: Jakob Eich

Jakob Eich — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:37:22 +0000

Thank you khandor, I’m glad you liked it. I don’t think Stuckey will ever be the shooter Billups is. Rodney needs to learn to play to his strengths and use them smartly. Looks at CB, he’s not the quickest player ever nor is he really athletic, but he almost always makes the right basketball play, if Stuckey learnt to do that he would be valuable. Driving and dishing could be so easy for him. He doesn’t convert at a high percentage at the rim and he probably will never be able to be elite in that regard. He can become more effective and very effective at that. I love his courtvision whenever he decides to use it like he did against the Raps, he rarely does so unfortunately. I mean, what keeps him from being a Top 10 Point Guard in the league? It’s pretty much only decision making!

By: khandor

khandor — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 20:17:29 +0000

Jakob, thanks for posting this type of still shot and video clip recap of Rodney Stuckey’s play on offense in this game against the Raptors. Although Rodney has taken a significant step backwards so far this season, as a high level PG, he is still a youngish player with a tremendous upside … much like Chauncey Billups was before joining the Pistons. As Rodney continues to mature, it will be very interesting to see how perceptions of his individual game change in the eyes of Pistons fans who were fortunate enough to get the ready-for-prime-time version of ”Mr. Big Shot” without having to put up with the growing pains he endured before making his way to Detroit.

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