Goran Dragic (MIA) – “The Dragon” 
Profile:
Point Guard: 6’3, 190 lbs; 10th year, Slovenia
NBA Role: versatile lead guard • Hybrid
Unleash the Dragon: Goran Dragic, Miami’s floor general, has taken full reign over Miami’s backcourt after Dwyane Wade (CHI)’s departure; an inside-out lefty with some crazy, star moves on offense (spin counters, reverse layups, short Js) in the paint, Dragic breaks down defenders like no other – does a nice job of slipping by w/ euros, spinning off defenders for lefty lay-ins; excels in transition – performs best next to athletes on the wing*; good playmaker but can get careless with the rock – learning how to slow down the game and make good decisions in Coach Spo’s system – Goran’s making more of a point to move the rock, feed Hassan Whiteside & spot up for triples (this is a necessity because MIA doesn’t feature many natural shooters; working to build a dynamic duo w/ Whiteside – the quicker they mesh, the better MIA’s chances surprise
*James Johnson & Tyler Johnson, for instance
Signature Move: euro • layup
(*factory setting*) NBA 2K17 Rating: 78
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Couple DOG Facts:
Career: 13.3 points/game, 4.8 assists/game, 47% FG
Most Improved Player (2014)
All-NBA Third Team (2014)
More on “Dragon”
“Featured Lights”
- “My Name is Goran” – Dragic first broke onto the scene during the 2010 Playoffs, when he dropped 23 4th-quarter points on San Antonio (via maikonas; May 2010)
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