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I've heard Q-Pon, Jon Leuer, and now Earl Clark all say that there aren't really positions anymore. Guys are just basketball players.
— Chip Williams (@chipwilliamsjr) September 29, 2014
@chipwilliamsjr I'd say there are still true PG's and Centers (err… maybe a couple of centers) but 2, 3 and 4 are really blurring the lines.
— Chris Faulkner (@FaulknerMemphis) September 29, 2014
@chipwilliamsjr @FaulknerMemphis That's why I felt the fuss over the perceived "glut of guards" was overdone.
— Rick Trotter (@RickTrotter) September 29, 2014
@ReynoldsRant @chipwilliamsjr @RickTrotter @FaulknerMemphis gotta remember defense though fellas. Not everyone is TA. Length helps.
— Joe Mullinax (@JoeMullinax) September 29, 2014
@JoeMullinax @ReynoldsRant @chipwilliamsjr @FaulknerMemphis Depends on match ups. For some teams, foot-speed is more useful than length
— Rick Trotter (@RickTrotter) September 29, 2014
@JoeMullinax @RickTrotter @ReynoldsRant @FaulknerMemphis re: Grizz Beasley, Tay, Q, TA, VC, Nick, Lee, Leuer can all play many positions
— Chip Williams (@chipwilliamsjr) September 29, 2014
@JoeMullinax @ReynoldsRant @chipwilliamsjr @FaulknerMemphis Agreed but long & explosive wings don't grow on trees and they ain't cheap.
— Rick Trotter (@RickTrotter) September 29, 2014
@RickTrotter @JoeMullinax @chipwilliamsjr @FaulknerMemphis That James Johnson guy was pretty long, explosive and cheap! (Still bitter)
— Austin Reynolds (@ReynoldsRant) September 29, 2014
What do you all think? Can Dave Joerger figure out how to rotate the Grizzlies lineup to reflect the idea that distinguishing the 2, 3, and 4 spots is no longer essential for NBA success?