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re: Is Russ the best PG in the NBA?
Posted on 11/15/15 at 9:51 pm to SlowFlowPro
Posted on 11/15/15 at 9:51 pm to SlowFlowPro
quote:
like i've said for years
those who doubt russell westbrook suck cock by choice
but he's not the best PG in the NBA.
That guy you sold low on, Curry, is the best player playing the PG position.
LINK
quote:
Top 15 NBA "Looking Forward" Players (over the next 10 years)
1. Durant
2. Westbrook
3. Love
4. Rose
5. Lebron
6. Howard
7. Eric Gordon
8. Greg Monroe
9. Blake Griffin
10. Paul George
11. Kyrie Irving
12. Jrue Holiday
13. Bynum
14. Demarcus Cousins
15. Enes Kanter
i think howard is going to fall off some
kobe/wade/paul/curry are out of the discussion due to long-term health and/or age worries
and obviously i'm projecting and may have made a big mistake somewhere
curry is a man without a position, though
his stats were inflated by GS's old offense
you were saying?
bynum has been healthy this year and is like 24
gordon is 23
bynum is a big man and much more valuable than curry or gordon. if bynum had no health concerns he'd be 2 behind durant
gordon > curry when healthy, and i'm not as worried about his ability to hold up
curry has a possible sever structural injury to his ankle, and he wasn't amazing in his role on the non-super tempo warriors
This post was edited on 5/17/16 at 2:13 am
Posted on 11/16/15 at 10:03 am to RonBurgundy
quote:
kobe/wade/paul/curry are out of the discussion due to long-term health and/or age worries
and now he's back in the discussion b/c he miraculously got over what was being reported as a major structural issue years ago
as that list showed, injuries change everything (both positively and negatively). sometimes guys who have major issues get over them (like curry, cp3) and sometimes guys develop major issues (like bynum, gordon, holiday). sometimes freak injuries create serious question marks (rose, durant, george)
it's a discussion about the NBA from 3 years ago. shite is going to happen in a league this fluid that requires such freak skill/athleticism. i'm not going to shy away for having the sack to actually make a prediction. it's a lot easier to sit back and pick out 1 incorrect point 3 years later than to actually create your own content.
This post was edited on 11/16/15 at 10:06 am
Posted on 4/14/16 at 10:49 am to RonBurgundy
quote:
Top 15 NBA "Looking Forward" Players (over the next 10 years)
1. Durant
2. Westbrook
3. Love
4. Rose
5. Lebron
6. Howard
7. Eric Gordon
8. Greg Monroe
9. Blake Griffin
10. Paul George
11. Kyrie Irving
12. Jrue Holiday
13. Bynum
14. Demarcus Cousins
15. Enes Kanter
i think howard is going to fall off some
kobe/wade/paul/curry are out of the discussion due to long-term health and/or age worries
and obviously i'm projecting and may have made a big mistake somewhere
curry is a man without a position, though
his stats were inflated by GS's old offense
you were saying?
bynum has been healthy this year and is like 24
gordon is 23
bynum is a big man and much more valuable than curry or gordon. if bynum had no health concerns he'd be 2 behind durant
gordon > curry when healthy, and i'm not as worried about his ability to hold up
curry has a possible sever structural injury to his ankle, and he wasn't amazing in his role on the non-super tempo warriors
All we need to know
Posted on 4/14/16 at 6:41 pm to RonBurgundy
quote:
gordon > curry when healthy, and i'm not as worried about his ability to hold up
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