yeah. He is at best 4th.

I will say people do overlook how he opens the floor up just by crossing half court, making offense a lot easier for everyone else

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Posted by PearlJam

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 2:20 pm to StlPoke

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He is at best 4th.

That's where I have him, but one can make a solid argument for him at 3.

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Posted by shel311

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 2:20 pm to StlPoke

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yeah. He is at best 4th

Nah. You can say he's 4th, that's fine. But he has just as strong of an argument for #3, and even an argument for #2(at worst, it's not laughable to suggest), to be honest.

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I will say people do overlook how he opens the floor up just by crossing half court, making offense a lot easier for everyone else

This is why you could argue he's the most valuable player on GS, he changes everything on the offensive side of the ball. Yes, even more than KD does.

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Posted by ReauxlTide222

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 2:22 pm to StlPoke

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I will say people do overlook how he opens the floor up just by crossing half court, making offense a lot easier for everyone else

And they do the same for him.

On a bad team, he isn't the Steph that we know and..well, some love.

Lebron is still the Lebron we know.
KD is the same guy.
Kawhi is probably the same guy.
Harden is pretty the same guy.
Russ is the same guy.
Plenty players are the same.

Nothing will convince me that Steph would be the same player. Btw, I'm not ranking all of those guys over him.

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