ToTheLeft wrote:flamesbball84 wrote:ToTheLeft wrote:When is the last time you thought for yourself and didn't let just simple stats and awards decide for you?
2 games without Prince would be ALOT worse than 2 games without Billups.
I have to say the NBA coaches who vote on awards know a hell of a lot more about basketball than you'll ever dream of knowing, but God forbid anyone with significantly more knowledge than you disagrees with you
by the way, there is a lot more to being a PG than just turnovers and Rodney Stuckey comes no where close to filling the void left by Chauncey Billups who brings good D, matchup problems due to his strength and size, and clutch scoring to the table, but no the Pistons aren't missing anything with him out of the lineup

I never said they weren't missing anything... you are truly incompetent at arguing.
I just can't stand you buying into this lame SportsCenter bullcrap and spreading it as if it's some original idea. They are just fine without Billups, which is why he didn't play when he probably could have played. They knew that their chances with Stuckey were just as good if not better than their chances with a 80-90% Billups.
So the
coaches have voted Billups as an all-nba player, not SportsCenter. He has also been an all-star reserve for three-straight seasons, meaning the
coaches, not SportsCenter, thought he was one of the best players in the eastern conference. The coaches have NOT voted Prince to the all-nba team nor have they chosen him to be on the all-star team. This clearly shows that the coaches, the ones who know the most about basketball, clearly view Billups as a better player than Prince. I don't know how the most knowledge hoops minds in the world choosing Billups over Prince as SportsCenter crap when SportsCenter has nothing to do with it. Tayshaun Prince is a good player in his own right, but he is a role player and nothing else. Chauncey Billups is an all-star, an all-nba caliber player, and is one of the best PGs in the entire NBA.
But God forbid the most knowledgeable minds in the basketball world say otherwise!
what asinine statement are you going to come up with next, Chris Paul the most overrated PG in the league?