From a Cavs standpoint, the only person I can recall being this confident with when they have the ball in their hands with the shot clock winding down is LeBron. I just love to watch it unfold. Like LeBron, he’s going to make the right play or at least try. Kyrie never had these vibes.
Should we call him a PG? He's in his own universe with his size and approach. It's like the globetrotters out there (in a good way).
Yeah I think so. That’s what he came in as and that’s his listed position.
Because he would launch far more threes and he's a lot quicker than people give him credit for. In an open spread floor and with the reliance on the PnR in today's game he would be even more deadly. As far as defense, there are a lot of bad defensive PGs today who are still stars. Morant, Trae, Kyrie, Lillard, even Garland though it's not as obvious this season with Mobley/Allen backing him up. I'm not convinced that Price would be so much worse than that pack of players that it would take away a ridiculous amount from the insane offensive impact he would have. And it's not like the 90s were the 50s. The crop of athletic guards in the league that Price would've had to go up against wasn't much worse than today. The Cavs still managed the 3rd ranked defense in 1995 and 2nd in 1989 with Price at the point of attack, just like how we have the 3rd ranked defense despite DG not being ideal at the point of attack.
