The Clippers.wildcats20;1790200 wrote:Lol Chris Paul is having one of the best years of his career. But hey, he's on the decline.
He's currently the starting PG for the 3rd best team in the NBA and the best team in the East.Automatik;1790203 wrote:Find me a current PG ranking list that has him top 3.
I'll wait...
So Tony Parker is a top 3 PG in 2016.sleeper;1790206 wrote:He's currently the starting PG for the 3rd best team in the NBA and the best team in the East.
Top 3 by default is the best top 3.
Well finally someone else who can see reality hits this thread.like_that;1790205 wrote:I will give you Curry, Westbrook and CP who all are not 24 and have much more experience than Kyrie at this point. Lowry and Conley are not better than Kyrie though, GTFO. Lillard is a beast. He and Kyrie seem to be trading off better seasons. I am going to give Kyrie the benefit of the doubt coming off his surgery and coming into the season late.
It's an objective assessment which is vastly more valid than the subjective assessment everyone else is using.wildcats20;1790208 wrote:So Tony Parker is a top 3 PG in 2016.
Got it.
This is the best sleeper explanation ever. Tony Parker #2 PG in the NBA in 2016!!sleeper;1790206 wrote:He's currently the starting PG for the 3rd best team in the NBA and the best team in the East.
Top 3 by default is the best top 3.
He's old so its hard to put an old guy as top 3 anything.Automatik;1790207 wrote:So Parker is #2?
At least he's won something...Iliketurtles;1790213 wrote:This is the best sleeper explanation ever. Tony Parker #2 PG in the NBA in 2016!!
This. 100x. This. Teague? Really?like_that;1790219 wrote:And also LOL at anyone who mentioned Teague being better than Kyrie. ESPN got you guys good with all the bullshit they have been spewing the last 3 months.
And everyone repliedClassyposter58;1734690 wrote:Serious question here. Should Cleveland look to trade Kyrie this offseason? He's missed considerable time throughout his career and basically missed the entire season at Duke
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sleeper;1734693 wrote:are you retarded?
Then I said.HighRoller74;1734698 wrote:Seriously?
Classyposter58;1734707 wrote:Absolutely. You could probably get a more dependable top PG and a solid 6th man which this team desperately needs. Maybe trade Irving for Conley and Allen?
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HighRoller74;1734709 wrote:No....not at all.
You can't be this dumb, right, that's a terrible deal.Funny how a year changes thingsHighRoller74;1734718 wrote:Yes I would. I bet the Warriors are glad they didn't dump Curry when he was 23 and played 26 games. Kyrie is the far superior player, and it's really not close.
Also, take a guess who's played more games the last 2 years...Conley or Irving?
Also, you don't trade a 23 year old 3 time All-Star for a 28 year old player, w/ 0 all star games, and a 34 y/o player, who can't score.
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Classyposter58;1671066 wrote:Lebron equals Pujols after the trade to the Angels. He just seems to have gotten caught up in all the hoopla and doesn't seem to have that constant elite presence anymore. He just does not look good at all and may not be elite anymore
Classyposter58;1671085 wrote:Seriously he looks terrible so far. I've never watched him and thought man he looks bad, yet early on he's played pretty poorly. Like last night was the type of game you expect him to take over the game as he has hundreds of times before, and he was unable to score a point in the second half? He just hasn't been explosive this year which really raises eyebrows. Bottom line is he's got 11 years under his belt and may be on the downside of his career, which isn't bad considering Pujols this season had 23 and 105 for the Angels this year
Classyposter58;1671090 wrote:So you think he looks good? That effort last night was horrible. 17 points and 8 Turnovers deserves a pass as well? He just hasn't even looked remotely like the guy who played in Miami last season so far
Classyposter58;1671104 wrote:Lets hope he does and I expect him to. It's just I've never seen him look like this and that is troubling to me so far, it's reminding me of how the Lakers looked after they got Howard and everyone thought they would win titles. They wound up sucking balls, and last night losing to Portland who shot the ball poorly by 19 sucked real bad
And we all said this: You're a fucking dumbass.Classyposter58;1671097 wrote:Yup I did. Have you watched him this season? He looks disengaged and unexplosive through 3 games and this isn't with Wade and Bosh, but two guys in Love and Irving who should really compliment each other well.
You made my Pujols comparison smart with your comment however. He fucking owned in the playoffs with 5 HR's and 15 RBI's in the NLCS and WS combined with over a .500 OBP and had 37 HR and 99 RBI in the regular season while hitting .300
And now you are trying to brag about bringing up trading Kyrie earlier in the year? How fucking stupid are you again?Classyposter58;1790166 wrote:Trading Kyrie would be one of the worst decisions ever. What Cleveland needs is a Pat Riley/Erik Spoelstra to steer the ship. Lebron runs the whole damn thing and it's why it's a mess
Sorry Sleeper, now you have to know he isn't top 3 lol.Classyposter58;1790239 wrote:Because I was wrong. Kyrie is hands down the 3rd best PG in the league when healthy, the real problem is Lebron having complete control
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