The Best Shooter in the NBA?

Surprise. It's, as Dirk would say, "Nashy Nashy." I wholeheartedly concur. Good to see him getting the credit he's due.

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Mo Williams?

Over Melo, Roy and Granger?

that’s plain silly

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by Seth Pollack on Aug 10, 2009 9:23 PM MDT reply actions

Exactly.

Nash being picked as #1 would be more complimentary if the rest of the list weren’t retarded. Ben Gordon? Pau Gasol?

"Give me chonchon."

by Slowpoke Rodriguez on Aug 11, 2009 7:19 AM MDT reply actions

…not gonna argue there. The list could have been more accurate and made a little more sense. I agree that the big men, like Pau and Yao, really had no business being there in the first place. I was just glad to see Nash ranked ahead of Kobe and Ray for once, since he really is the better shooter.

by Silkster on Aug 11, 2009 1:23 PM MDT reply actions

Agree.

Nash doesn’t need any help creating a shot.

"Give me chonchon."

by Slowpoke Rodriguez on Aug 12, 2009 10:03 AM MDT up reply actions

Excellent pic chosen for the article btw

I’m suprised they gave him the nod, given the rest of the list…

by Fritzy on Aug 13, 2009 1:12 PM MDT reply actions

Amare

Amare should be ahead of Williams, Gasol, Kobe, Gordon, and Yao. The reason is that unlike other bigs that get 75% of their points within 10 feet of the basket, he gets half his points on 15-18 ft jumpers. His jumper is now automatic, and the free throws are up to 85%. (Another reason why we like to hate him, because he would be deadly if he added a sky hook or dream shake). Right now the only way to stop him is to try and draw an offensive foul.

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by Hawk42 on Aug 13, 2009 3:32 PM MDT reply actions