That's the perfect way to describe it.I don't look at stats when it comes to assist, I watch the games.
With Bron and Penny, it seems like their first inclination is to pass.By nature, they're a lil bit more "passive" when it comes to having a score first mentality.It's just the essence of who they are/were as players.They truly have/had genuine, unselfish traits out there on the court.
With Wade, it's not as natural.It's something he applied to his game to make him a more efficient scorer."If I pass the ball a couple of times, that'll keep the defense honest and open up my scoring lanes".His first inclination is to score and his passing is a by product of that.His appetite is to score.When he's scoring, he's eating....the assist is just the left overs from when he wason the defense.That's his primary instinct.His strategy out there on the court is all based around killing you with his scoring ability.
Bron and Penny aren't head hunters like that.They can/could go into that mode, but it's a secondary option for them.
Marbury woke me up to that.Watching him on a everyday basis made me realize there's a difference between being able to make a good pass and being a good passer.One does it consistently and one does not.
Yeah but u indirectly dissing Wade by saying he is the same type of passer as Marbury. Steph would dribble the shot clock down and then make a pass most times. While I have seen Wade coming down the court looking like a pure point lots of times over the years. Wade makes good passes and is a good passer so I'm not putting Penny to far ahead of him as far as being a passer is concerned.