Fran Fraschilla talks about how important is for guards to be ball-movers vs. ball stoppers on a team full of talented players.
Being a ball-mover vs. a ball-stopper – Nike Pro Basketball Answers
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I know he’s not the force he once was, but I’ve always loved the way Steve Nash played the game – with his head and vision as much as with his body. He exemplified how a great passer (or ball mover) could maximize the talent level of the rest of the team. Nash made everybody better just by stepping on the court.
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