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Anonymous
Years ago
Devin Harris vs Nate Robinson vs Jordan Crawford
Definitely not Robinson because Hinrich will start ahead of him. Too erratic.
Rhea91, you're probably thinking of Jamal Crawford from the Clippers. Jordan Crawford is too inefficient and he scores a lot from one-on-one broken play type stuff (which I guess the Wizards get into a shitload because they have no composure). He does nothing but score inefficiently.
Harris easily. He's fast pushing the ball (the Hawks will run a lot more this year with Johnson out of the picture), and is the most efficient player. He's the only starter as well (Beal will surely start).
Hawks are the fastest team out of the three teams as well, therefore more possessions in the game.
I have no clue of the scoring system but going on the NBL's, Harris is the clear choice.
Well I'm no GM however IMO we will start Hinrich and Hamilton at the guards.
When Rose is back I would expect to see Hinrich as back up then.
Nate will be used predominately as a sparkplug off the bench I believe, should have the green light to shoot with the second unit, as no one else can put the ball in the hole.