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Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
Parsons has already mentioned that he is better as a playmaker than a spot up shooter. Mainly because he can see over defenses with his height. Of course he will support the trade. He has to.
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So, no, I guess you didn't see his comments.
Anyway, Parsons won't be asked to be a simple spot-up shooter any more than Jameer was asked to run the team. CP's off-ball movement will probably become a more important component in his recipe for success, but he's a good cutter and Dallas just acquired the best passer in the game, so I for one am looking forward to it. Certainly playing that way won't preclude Parsons from doing what he does best when he does have the ball in his hands. Same goes for Monta. These guys aren't ball-hogging iso players. They're versatile, intelligent basketball players who've demonstrated an ability to thrive in Dallas' system playing off the skill and the attention that their highly capable teammates command. I fully expect that to continue.
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Last edited by grndmstr_c; 12-19-2014 at 01:48 AM.
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