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Can Parker Improve from Last Season? Written by David Rountree Monday, 24 September 2012 21:00 Tony Parker was by far the San Antonio Spurs’ best player last season, but there are still some things the All-star can improve upon. READ MORE AT MVPTEXAS.COM |
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I just expect him to have more stamina and be sharper in the playoffs due to Mills playing more minutes and the rest of the squad being in a better sync after having gone through training camp and a full season together.
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Hmmmm I think thats a bit unfair, Thabo is one of the league's best defenders and the Thunder were clogging the paint. He definitely could have done better, but its up to other players to free him up.
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I agree with the last two points. Parker can improve how he plays against long armed defenders, and he can improve his FT%. However, I don't want to see Tony chucking up 3 pointers. I would rather see him be even more relentless driving to the basket and creating open shots for others.
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He can improve on little facets of the game as mentioned (FT%, long arm defenders) but can improve beyond that? NO.......and that's not a bad thing. He was an all-star, #4 in MVP voting and had his highest assist total in his career. Not to shabby for a 30 year old who's a 11 year vet.
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We need improvement from our young guns, If Tony maintains his level of play from last year and Green and Leonard step up we'll be in good shape.
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