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Tim W. wrote: View PostYa, but Calderon not only doesn't turn the ball over, he also gets assists. He's finished in the top ten a few times. And those assists are gained as part of him actually running the offense. I really think Raptor fans constantly undervalue what Calderon brings to the team.
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Nilanka wrote: View PostDon't get me wrong, I appreciate Calderon's ability to run an offense. But when his shot isn't falling, and when he isn't aggressive turning the corner (which was more often than not last year), he becomes as 1-dimensional as Bargnani.Read my blog, The Picket Fence. Guaranteed to make you think or your money back!
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Nilanka wrote: View PostI can probably come up with 15-20 names I'd rather have than Calderon.
BTW, I think the assist-turnover ratio stat is one of the most pointless stats in basketball. Who would you rather have?
1) A player who averages 12 assists and 4 turnovers (3:1 ratio)
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2) A player who averages 3 assists and 0.5 turnovers (6:1 ratio)"the raptors were my fav team growing up"-kevin durant
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charlesnba23 wrote: View PostNash, Rose, Rondo, Paul, Williams, Westbrook, Wall, Curry, Jennings, Conley, Billups, Harris, Parker... Out of my head, can't find anybody else. Kidd maybe. That's about it.
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Dwayn Casey: Carter is "like an old pair of socks"
Speaking of former Heat relics still ticking, yes, that is Anthony Carter, at 36, making a go of it in the Toronto Raptors' backcourt. "He's like an old pair of socks," new Raptors coach Dwane Casey told the Toronto media. "Every place that he's been he's always started out as a third guard and, by the end of the day, he just moves his way up and earns his minutes."
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