The fact you were down 3-2 to Boston should be embarrassing, i don't know why you would bring it up.
Can't account for injuries.
Also Boston is toast this year, so it's even less of a problem for the Heat than before.
The fact you were down 3-2 to Boston should be embarrassing, i don't know why you would bring it up.
I wish Bulls had a "money is no object" approach to winning like other big market teams, it would make the EC playoffs alot more interesting. cant believe they just gutted the bench they had
Why would it be? We got to see one of the GOAT playoff games of all time, close them out, and beat the cream of the western crop 4 straight times.The fact you were down 3-2 to Boston should be embarrassing, i don't know why you would bring it up.
Yes, he would.soulplaya would agree with this.
We got to see one of the GOAT playoff games of all time
...Yeah, if you started watching basketball in 2010.
LBJ
KD
CP3
Melo
Kobe
LAST WEEK: 36.0 ppg | 6.3 rpg | 4.0 apg
If the Lakers were as consistent with their play as Bryant has been with his scoring (10 straight games with 30 points or more), Bryant would take his rightful place among the top three candidates on this list. He is having a remarkable season, even by his lofty standards, when you consider his overall production. The strangest part for Bryant and the Lakers has to be the fact that the more Bryant scores, the better the chance the Lakers will lose (0-7 this season in games where Bryant scores 35 points or more).
CP3 does not belong on this list. Ugh, PGs are so overrated..
BTW here's a new stat for the Kobe haters:
http://www.nba.com/mvp-ladder/2012-13/index.html
Retroactively, but yeah.did you not see LeBron vs. the Pistons in 07?
And yet they went on a 5 game win streak where he averaged 30+...
Retroactively, but yeah.
CP3 does not belong on this list. Ugh, PGs are so overrated..
Wait, so you really only started watching basketball since 2010?
I was on a field trip for my job.Wait, so you really only started watching basketball since 2010?
I was on a field trip for my job.
How could someone who has watched Chris Duhon and Darius Morris take turns fucking themselves on a court for the past few weeks not appreciate great PG play?
Your fellow fans are praying for Steve Blake's speedy recovery STEVE BLAKE! Nash has had a huge influence on The Lakers since his return and he's old as fuck.
Konex.....stahp
I appreciate good PG play but I'm not going to give one guy credit for another guy making his fucking shots! Just because our PGs suck doesn't mean CP3 is a legitimate MVP candidate.
How could CP3 not count?
His ability to facilitate the offense is otherworldly. PGs aren't overrated when they play like he does. This isn't like some empty stats thing, like the legend of prime Marbury's 20 and 8.
How legit is that chart because when I see this:http://www.82games.com/1213/1213LAC.HTM
That will look worse for CP3's case when it's updated this week..
How legit is that chart because when I see this:
I can't help but think that it's broken.
Are you seriously pulling individual +/- out of your ass when it's known not to stabilize until a player's career is basically over?http://www.82games.com/1213/1213LAC.HTM
That will look worse for CP3's case when it's updated this week..
This is the second time you've posted this arbitrary set of stats. What exactly are they supposed to prove?http://www.82games.com/1213/1213LAC.HTM
That will look worse for CP3's case when it's updated this week..
This is the second time you've posted this arbitrary set of stats. What exactly are they supposed to prove?
ESPN said:Another day, another rout for the Clippers. But is that a good thing for Lob City? Adande: Daily Dime
Also, what "huge influence" is Nash having exactly?. He is another legit scorer/shooter that we desperately needed and his PnR with Dwight is nice but I'm not seeing this "huge influence" yet.
Everyone is giving him kudos for his intangibles but are we scoring more with him? Nope. Less turnovers? Nope. Better FG% I doubt it.
Someone please show me how Nash has "completely changed" this team? Don't get me wrong, he is a great addition..but that's mostly because his backups are fucking terrible!
CP3 does not belong on this list. Ugh, PGs are so overrated..
Konex, even ignoring for the moment the fact that the stat is largely useless over a single season for a single player (it will tell you who sucks and who doesn't suck, but that's about it), who do you think is usually on court when CP3 is off it? The rest of the starters, or the bench? The other team's starters, or the other team's bench? The Clippers have a well-above average bench that blows out other teams' benches, but that doesn't actually make them better players than the starters.The Clippers are KILLING teams with CP3 off the court. That is just a fact..
Konex is right about one hing, Steve Nas isn't going to lift LA out of the throes of mediocrity any time soon.
You got to be kidding.
Even from an individual stats perspective guess who is who, 2 are Duhon and Morris during Nash's injury and 1 is the games Nash has played since injury.
5pts 4 asts 41% from 3, 44% overall
5pts 2 asts 40% from 3, 37% overall
14pts 9 asts 66% from 3, 64% overall
Yea Nash's is a small sample size but...he's Steve fucking Nash.
The Clippers have a well-above average bench that blows out other teams' benches, but that doesn't actually make them better players than the starters.
An ORtg of 126 is just stupid. Especially over a span of 30 games while playing 33mpg. Good grief.
Kobe's career-high ORtg is 117 --- THIS season. Magic had a ORtg of 126 in 89-90.
I would say Crawford is easily the 3rd best player on that team and Barnes and Bledsoe have a case for top 5.
CP3 is not even in the same league as Kobe as an offensive player and will never be. That stat is obviously skewed for high assist guys. BOGUS
Yes, individually Nash is much better than his backups. We all know that. I've been told he's "turned the team around in 3 games!" I don't see it. He is a good role player..period.
Konex, even ignoring for the moment the fact that the stat is largely useless over a single season for a single player (it will tell you who sucks and who doesn't suck, but that's about it), who do you think is usually on court when CP3 is off it? The rest of the starters, or the bench? The other team's starters, or the other team's bench? The Clippers have a well-above average bench that blows out other teams' benches, but that doesn't actually make them better players than the starters.
CP3 is not even in the same league as Kobe as an offensive player and will never be. That stat is obviously skewed for high assist guys. BOGUS
Supposing for the moment that this was true, which I am not saying it is, wouldn't the fact that they are coming in off the bench and facing relatively weak opposition in the form of the other team's bench inflate their stats absurdly? It's like comparing a prospect's numbers in the minor leagues in baseball to those of actual major leaguers playing against major league competition, and using that as proof that the prospect was better. Do you really not see the problem with that comparison?I would say Crawford is easily the 3rd best player on that team and Barnes and Bledsoe have a case for top 5.