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<blockquote data-quote="Lugnutz" data-source="post: 5409603" data-attributes="member: 603567">Um, Detroit traded their starting PG and brought in Iverson to play the point so how is this not about PG?When Iverson was first traded to Denver, Carmelo was suspended for 15 games.&nbsp; Denver was 31-27 with Iverson, then 50-32 with him the following season.&nbsp; In his first 22 games with Denver, they were 10-12So you watch the Pistons now?&nbsp; are they one of your 20 teams you root for?&nbsp; I guess I can&#039;t see because I take Iverson&#039;s cheering, smiling, laughing on the bench while Stuckey goes off for 40 points as being relatively happy.His numbers the last 2.5 seasons in Philadelphia were 30.7, 33.0, and 26.3 in 15 games.&nbsp; 33.0 was a career high for him.&nbsp; So where again was this downward trend in Philadelphia?&nbsp; His FG% in 06 (last full season in Philadelphia) was at the time second highest in his career, he also had one of his best turnover to assist ratios, so I repeat, where is this downward trend in Philadelphia?Billups is a natural PG.&nbsp; He fits seamlessly into the offense.&nbsp; I don&#039;t expect you to understand that however.I&#039;ll be laughing when Stuckey makes the transition into starting PG and everyone forgets about Billups.&nbsp; I&#039;ll also laugh when Detroit uses the cap space to get another player.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lugnutz, post: 5409603, member: 603567"] Um, Detroit traded their starting PG and brought in Iverson to play the point so how is this not about PG? When Iverson was first traded to Denver, Carmelo was suspended for 15 games. Denver was 31-27 with Iverson, then 50-32 with him the following season. In his first 22 games with Denver, they were 10-12 So you watch the Pistons now? are they one of your 20 teams you root for? I guess I can't see because I take Iverson's cheering, smiling, laughing on the bench while Stuckey goes off for 40 points as being relatively happy. His numbers the last 2.5 seasons in Philadelphia were 30.7, 33.0, and 26.3 in 15 games. 33.0 was a career high for him. So where again was this downward trend in Philadelphia? His FG% in 06 (last full season in Philadelphia) was at the time second highest in his career, he also had one of his best turnover to assist ratios, so I repeat, where is this downward trend in Philadelphia? Billups is a natural PG. He fits seamlessly into the offense. I don't expect you to understand that however. I'll be laughing when Stuckey makes the transition into starting PG and everyone forgets about Billups. I'll also laugh when Detroit uses the cap space to get another player. [/QUOTE]

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