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Manong dimmu wala talaga makaka intindi sa iyo kung ikaw lang nakaka intindi sa sinabi mo. Favorite term mo talaga yang "it means u didnt understand" sometimes try mo ikaw naman mag understand sa mga nagcocomment dito. Yung term mo kasi ng versatility ay playing multiple positions and then biglang not trying to say na that Jordan is not versatile? Kakasabi mo lang na di sya versatile kahit sa ibang thread dito sa website hahaha magulo ka kausap minsan manong. :-) Doi, di ako pinanganak kahapon the way you commented, feeling mo ikaw lang nakakaalam niyan. Alam na natin may mga multiple positions, kaya nga may term na combo guard, swingman, forward-center, point-forward, kasi may mga players na sadyang di comfortable maglaro sa position na ideal for their height. Ofcourse all respect for Barkley at naging effective yung game nya. Also Iverson is the best example for a combo guard and considerably one of the best 6'0 scorers kasi idol nya si Jordan, so he wanted to play like MJ despite his height. Jordan is a natural scorer, ideal sa height nya, why would he even bother to play PF for the Bulls kung meron naman Horace grant or Rodman to rely on that position? He didn't have to play that position pero instead, he learned to become more effective scorer with his post-up game, whether it's on low or high post, that's versatility as a scorer na agad. It's simple for Jordan, he doesn't have to play PF-C to impress people if he can score anywhere, and do everything on both ends of the floor. In Lebron's case, obviously nung napadpad sya sa Miami, he really have to play PF position kasi they lack decent big man, kudos to him! Chris Bosh nga ayaw maging Center dati if you remember. Napilitan lang kasi no choice. Then biglang nauso yung small-line up to take their quickness advantage against bigger teams, favorite line-up yan ni Spoelstra. Bakit nung nasa Cavs sya, bihira siya maglaro ng PF position? Kasi may Varejao at Ilgauskas, then may Shaq at Ben Wallace. Instead naging point-forward ang position/role nya dun.Take note pag na discuss ang versatility of a basketball player, it means what he can do on both ends of the floor, not just being able to play multiple positions. He can stay as a PG all the way of the game pero he can rebound and score. In today's ERA maalala mo dyan si Rondo, he's a natural point guard, but he's an all-around and versatile player. Pero di mo sya makikita playing forward position. So yung point mo na kayang maglaro ng multiple positions kagaya nila Lebron at Magic para matawag na versatile kagaya nilang dalawa...well hahahahaha
If you are limited to two or three positions, believe me u cannot do everything on the court.. Do i need to explain the basic difference between center, pf, sf, sg and pg?This is not about passing, rebounding or scoring. Every player in the court can do that thing.. Di ko naman feeling na ako lang ang nakakalaalam nyan. ang Feeling ko lang ngayon mo nalaman na meron palang wilt, russell na naglaro sa nba.
Can ROndo guard a center? of course not..
hmmm.. if this argument is the premise of what versatility means?Then I can safely conclude that..."Taller/bigger men can be a versatile player while the smaller one cannot no matter how they did well in court."
"In Game 6, Magic Johnson played what may have been the greatest game of his career. Playing on the road in Philadelphia, Magic (a 6'9" point guard) started the game at center and eventually played all 5 positions in a dominating performance. "Johnson is switching from one position to another depending sa pangangailangan ng team. Now, let's take Rondo as ur example, rondo can shoot, can assist, and rebound pero yung inside presence of a big man eh wala sya.. Can ROndo guard a center? of course not..
