Sure he will. Bron gets doubled or tripled in the clutch BG can knock down shots. Kerr and Pax certainly did it at times for us when we had MJ and you wouldn't classify them as guys to get the ball in the clutch. Its something that Deng and Kirk to a lesser extent at are not very good. You need guys who can step it up and make the shot.
Management shouldn't be let off the hook. That is their job. If you can't put them on the hook for a basketball decision or pushing around the coach, what can you put them on the hook for? You had a guy slumping aand drafted a #1 draft pick at his postion and a guy who came off of a couple of career years entering fa and you pick the first one? I just don't believe he is as insignificant as you make him out to be.
Well do what you have to do...hold management accountable for not paying Gordon 9,10 mil a year to hit an occasional jumpshot in the clutch. Good luck with that.
Neither Kerr or Pax were paid anything close to that amount comparable to the times. They were seen as role players, not key parts to a championship team. Gordon is considered a better player than Kerr or Pax, and more expensive. That said, on a team with Lebron and Rose, Gordon is a role player, who splits playing time with other guards like Hinrich for defensive purposes. I would rather pay 9mil+ to a SG who can guard his position at least at an average level, and score in a variety of ways. Gordon doesn't do that. I guess that is why I bring up Joe Johnson so much. He is the ideal shooting guard. Gordon is not, and he is insignificant to this team, and he is only significant to the Pistons because of cap space. At least that is the way it looked with him sitting on the bench so much...[/quote
i dont think you watch atlanta hawk games. if you do, you might be watching wrong.