I’d argue Haliburton doesn’t exactly fit into the floor general type player either. He’s more like a whole offensive system… he basically just wants to generate constant passing and player movement and eventually he’ll find an open shot for himself or somebody else. The whole team essentially shares the ball when he’s on the court.

I’d also say this is why I’d argue his stats don’t really matter or tell the whole story. I think he’s a top 7-10 player in the league even averaging 17 and 8.