I agree if the superstar PG can hit open jump shots. A SSPG is more like a stock and a SSPF is more like a bond to me, the PF can get you 17-21/8-11 but the PG could be the missing piece that makes it all work or shoot too much and screw up the system. The Bulls don't have a guy that can create his own shots, other than Gordon, though his size hampers him often times. Rose can create his own and can create shots for his teammates, especially slashers like Deng, Noah, Tyrus. Rose has the best court vision I may have ever seen. I don't think there's physically anything Beasley CAN'T do on the court. But he won't make his teammates better. He does when he rebounds their missed shots and puts them in the basket! Is he really just 6'7"? Creating is good if you have shooters to kick out to. If not, they pack it in and force the shots to fall. He doesn't keep them from missing those shots in the first place though. And his put backs makes the team and his stats better. And I refuse to believe Beasley is 6'7". I think he's 6'9", but probably only w/ shoes. Creating a shot doesn't just mean kicking out for a jumper. It also means getting in the paint and getting easy baskets for your inside players, or drawing the defense leaving the offensive boards open. Joey Dorsey averaged nearly 10 ppg at Memphis this year, with absolutely 0 offensive talent. Tyson Chandler had a great year, with slightly more offensive ability than Dorsey. When the game turns half court, you need a PG that can shoot. This is why the good point guards make their teammates better like Paul and Nash because they can shoot as well. I haven't seen Rose enough to see him shoot but if he can hit the open J, he'll be fine. Magic had a goofy set shot but he could hit it if left open. Kidd....e-gads his shot is nasty.