Whenever debates are generated about concepts as abstract as ability or talent, the names of misunderstood geniuses emerge, men who wasted potential, but did not know how to develop it as they seemed to be predestined to do. Allen Iverson or Jason Williams are examples of this, having taken over from bases as spectacular as lacking consistency the good of Kyrie Irving. His out of tune, indiscipline and irregularity in his performance have been constant for years, but every time he steps on the court it is as if magic floods the pavilion. About it he has spoken Chauncey Billups on ESPN, whose style as a point guard was diametrically opposite, which only increases his admiration for the point guard. Brooklyn Nets.
“Kyrie is a magician, I can’t say anything else. He is an incredible mirror to look at and learn from, he has amazing ability and gives a lot to his teams. I have spent my whole life analyzing the point guard position, playing against legends of this sport. in that position and I can say that I have not seen anyone like him. He is the most skilled point guard in the history of the NBA, “said a Billups aware of all the extra-sports controversy surrounding this player. And it is that the Nets are accusing the fact of being able to count on him only when they compete away from home, altering the rotation and the automatisms of a team that cannot allow relaxation.
Billups believes Irving’s passing ability is undervalued
“His shooting is amazing, he has those champion intangibles that only a few have and his ability to pass the ball is way above what many people think. He has done incredible things in the NBA Finals and I think when the Nets have their Big 3 complete they will know how to determine the roles of each one and assemble a unique team, “said a Chauncey Billups who continues to find himself in a delicate situation as coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, as the Oregon franchise continues without finding a rhythm necessary to aspire to great things. In any case, his reflection deserves to be taken into account.
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