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Tom Thibodeau to the Timberwolves

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I would think at this point we could let go of the idea of a traditional 1 2 3 4 5 lineup. He'll fit in with any team that uses his talents to their fullest potential. If he can go to a team at 7 as a two does anyone really think he cares if he could be a 1 at 10?

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I know. My point is that if he is a natural PG and couldn't beat out Ulis for the PG spot and in turn looks like a natural 2G then how will he beat out proven NBA PGs?

 

In a college team I don't know of many pgs who would have beat out Ullis for the starting pg spot. Especially when Ullis is 5 ft 9 inches you weren't going to play him as the 2. Shoot if John Wall was a freshman last year, they probably even have him play off the ball and have Ullis as the pg.

In a college team I don't know of many pgs who would have beat out Ullis for the starting pg spot. Especially when Ullis is 5 ft 9 inches you weren't going to play him as the 2. Shoot if John Wall was a freshman last year, they probably even have him play off the ball and have Ullis as the pg.

 

Again, how will he beat out NBA PGs for playing time if he proves to be able to beat out NBA SGs for playing time? He's obviously talented enough to play both positions but I see him beating out Nick Stauskas for playing time before he beats out Ish Smith for playing time.

I would think at this point we could let go of the idea of a traditional 1 2 3 4 5 lineup. He'll fit in with any team that uses his talents to their fullest potential. If he can go to a team at 7 as a two does anyone really think he cares if he could be a 1 at 10?

 

Especially if playing at the 2 gets him on the court quicker and longer.

Again, how will he beat out NBA PGs for playing time if he proves to be able to beat out NBA SGs for playing time? He's obviously talented enough to play both positions but I see him beating out Nick Stauskas for playing time before he beats out Ish Smith for playing time.

 

I guess we will see. If I remember correctly he also played pg on his national team and that is one thing that really made people notice him even more. I do think he will end up playing both at times because he also showed how good he is at working to get open. However he is only 6 ft 3 I believe and I do truly think we will see him at pg more than not depending who he goes to.

I guess we will see. If I remember correctly he also played pg on his national team and that is one thing that really made people notice him even more. I do think he will end up playing both at times because he also showed how good he is at working to get open. However he is only 6 ft 3 I believe and I do truly think we will see him at pg more than not depending who he goes to.

 

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