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Old 06-12-2009, 12:51 AM
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Both, despite being 6-10, 6-11, play the game outside in instead of inside out?
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Both pass well?
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Both pass well?
So does Steve Nash, I hope you aren't going to compare him to Dirk and Hedo next.
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Old 06-12-2009, 12:59 AM
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So does Steve Nash, I hope you aren't going to compare him to Dirk and Hedo next.
I gave you a couple of ways that they are similar. This is not becoming of you.

I understand you are frustrated and mad as a laker hater but at least make some sense.
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Old 06-12-2009, 01:04 AM
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Wow. Nowitzki and Turkoglu are similar now? Sniper is right. That might be the worst comparison in history. Turkoglu has no post game. Dirk has no ability to create offense off the dribble. Dirk is a good rebounder. Turkoglu is an opportunistic one. The offense can run through Dirk. Hedo can run the offense.

If you want a better comparison, I've got one for you. Turkoglu and Toni Kukoc. If you want to say he's a poor man's anything, maybe Tracy McGrady is a good one.
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Old 06-12-2009, 01:07 AM
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If you want a better comparison, I've got one for you. Turkoglu and Toni Kukoc.
That's a much better comparison.
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Wow. Nowitzki and Turkoglu are similar now? Sniper is right. That might be the worst comparison in history. Turkoglu has no post game. Dirk has no ability to create offense off the dribble. Dirk is a good rebounder. Turkoglu is an opportunistic one. The offense can run through Dirk. Hedo can run the offense.

If you want a better comparison, I've got one for you. Turkoglu and Toni Kukoc.
Oh, the hyperbole. LOL. It was as if i was comparing mark eaton to akeem.

Dirk can shoot off the dribble and create from the perimeter. Hedo can take it to the hole but he is more often finishing midrange than at the basket. either way the similarity is that they are both the same size, same position and can do many of the same things.
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Oh, the hyperbole. LOL. It was as if i was comparing mark eaton to akeem.

Dirk can shoot off the dribble and create from the perimeter. Hedo can take it to the hole but he is more often finishing midrange than at the basket. either way the similarity is that they are both the same size, same position and can do many of the same things.
Um, no, no, and no. It is time to upgrade the TV Fu.
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Wow. Nowitzki and Turkoglu are similar now? Sniper is right. That might be the worst comparison in history. Turkoglu has no post game. Dirk has no ability to create offense off the dribble. Dirk is a good rebounder. Turkoglu is an opportunistic one. The offense can run through Dirk. Hedo can run the offense.

If you want a better comparison, I've got one for you. Turkoglu and Toni Kukoc. If you want to say he's a poor man's anything, maybe Tracy McGrady is a good one.
He isnt nearly as athletic as mcgrady is/was. Mcgrady is a swing, Turk is a 4. Come one kg, you are slippin...at least turk and dirk play the same position.
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He isnt nearly as athletic as mcgrady is/was. Mcgrady is a swing, Turk is a 4. Come one kg, you are slippin...at least turk and dirk play the same position.
Turk is a 4? Maybe in fantasyland. Rashard Lewis is a nice 4, Turkoglu is not.
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He isnt nearly as athletic as mcgrady is/was. Mcgrady is a swing, Turk is a 4. Come one kg, you are slippin...at least turk and dirk play the same position.
That's like saying Ron Harper and John Stockton played the same position. Or Brian Shaw and Chris Paul. Come on. What position a guy is listed as is meaningless. Turkoglu does not play the post at all. At all. Nobody said he's as athletic as McGrady. But in looking at their roles on their respective teams, it is very similar. Both of them are the secondary ball handlers on their teams and can either be used to relieve pressure on the point guard or to initiate the offense themselves. Both create their own shot off of the dribble and don't need screens and picks to get open. Both are good outside shooters but not great. Both can get to the basket. Both rebound fairly well and play slight defense. Both can go to the boards and get it off and take it up the floor. Dirk can't do most of those things. He can shoot off the dribble on only two moves. One is the pull-up and the other is the reverse spin dribble. Both of those, he can only do against big guys. He has big time trouble trying to take advantage of smaller guys that he should have a size advantage over. Notice how Bowen and Stephen Jackson both gave him tons of trouble. Dirk excels when he's guarded by someone of similar size that he can take outside because he has a quickness advantage over most of them. Turkoglu has an advantage over any power forward and he can also do his thing against small forwards. Offensively, they are completely different.
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