Vet PG who do you want?

[AbeVigodaLive]

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The ONLY negative thing is that with Miller being on 5 teams in the past 7 seasons, there are a lot of PGs who have learned under Miller's incredible tutelage/mentorship/leadership.

[Q12543 [enjin:6621299]]

I like the move and I am very critical of Flip. I am also critical of Ryan, but it seemed like he greased the wheels for this visit. I can't think of a better mentor for Tyus Jones at this point in his career. He even could help Rubio get to the next level. He also will help the kids when he is on the court with them. He will get them easy buckets and this will build their confidence. It certainly has increased the teams BBALL IQ. Good move!

Line-up looks like
PG: Rubio/Miller/Jones
SG: LaVine/Martin/Shabazz
SF: Wiggins/Bjelica/AB
PF: KG/Payne/Rudez
C: Towns/Pek/Dieng

It will be interesting if Rudez or AB make the final roster. I think Hummel could be back with Rudez cut.

Sounds like Hummel may have an overseas offer he may accept. If he plays overseas for a year that might give the team some time to figure out where they are with their roster and sign him to a cheap multi year deal next summer. It will be interesting to see how it plays out.

http://www.sportando.com/m/en/italy/serie-a/171015/olimpia-milano-to-complete-the-roster-with-robbie-hummel.html

Bleed, Shabazz will be Wiggins' primary backup at SF and Bjelica will be KG's primary backup at PF. Payne, Rudez and AB (if he's still around) will have to fight it out for the scraps left over. And don't forget that sometimes we may even have Wiggins or Shabazz play some 4 if teams go really small.

As for Hummel, I'm shedding a tear. The guy knows how to play. I wouldn't be surprised to see him back in the NBA again, especially if he can get a consistent 3-point shot.

[longstrangetrip [enjin:6600564]]

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The ONLY negative thing is that with Miller being on 5 teams in the past 7 seasons, there are a lot of PGs who have learned under Miller's incredible tutelage/mentorship/leadership.

Yeah, I see that as a negative too. I also don't like the attitude he showed in Denver two seasons ago. Other than that, I like everything about this pick up.

[Monster]

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The ONLY negative thing is that with Miller being on 5 teams in the past 7 seasons, there are a lot of PGs who have learned under Miller's incredible tutelage/mentorship/leadership.

Yeah, I see that as a negative too. I also don't like the attitude he showed in Denver two seasons ago. Other than that, I like everything about this pick up.

That Denver situation wasn't good but looking back I'll give Miller the benefit of the doubt to a certain extent. Shaw seemed way over his head and seemed to be a fairly poor head coach.