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Re: SHOOTING
- Subject: Re: SHOOTING
- From: Adam Litchy <allitchy@cland.net>
- Date: Mon, 03 Nov 1997 13:32:47 -0600
I like Walker, and agree that he is our future go-to guy. But...I'd trade
him in a heart beat for Grant Hill.
But since that will never happen, I hope Walker is a C for life. He has
the skills to be an All-Star every year.
Adam Litchy
Mark Berry wrote:
> What does Walker have to do to convince you he's a go-to
> guy?
>
> This guy, without question, is capable. He can do it in the
> low post, he can do it from the perimeter, he can create his
> own shot. He can find the open man if he is cut off.
>
> He is going to turn the ball over for a while, but give him
> another year of experience and you won't see those kinds of
> turnovers anymore. Besides, he is going to have the ball so
> much and be asked to do so much, you have to expect the
> turnovers.
>
> I think some of us are being too critical. Even Bill Cooper,
> with his summary of the win over the Bulls, was somewhat
> critical of Walker, and he was incredible in that game --
> with the exception of a few unforced turnovers. And in
> yesterday's loss he scored 19 points with 11 rebounds. And
> this was an off game.
>
> Guys, Walker is it. We have to build around him, but he is,
> without question, a budding superstar. Would you trade him
> straight-up for anyone in the NBA? The only answers I'll
> even consider are Garnett and Penny Hardaway and I'll debate
> you on those two.
>
> Don't worry about a go-to guy. We have him. Now we just have
> to worry about filling in around him.
>
> Mark