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RsxPiimp
03-16-2015, 11:03 PM
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GuerillaBlack
03-16-2015, 11:06 PM
Cool.
RsxPiimp
03-16-2015, 11:09 PM
CN doing work on Realgm :lmao
Need to do it like boxing.
"He's got 39 points, 18 of those coming by way of the free throw"
Jenks
03-16-2015, 11:18 PM
Need a new allstate commercial with Joey Crawford and his twin brother Jimmy Crawford
djohn2oo8
03-16-2015, 11:22 PM
CN doing work on Realgm :lmao
He has a RealGM account? :lol
Splits
03-16-2015, 11:24 PM
Need a new allstate commercial with Joey Crawford and his twin brother Jimmy Crawford
:lol
RsxPiimp
03-16-2015, 11:30 PM
He has a RealGM account? :lol
Yeah, he's the thread starter :lol
tbf he's a pretty relentless slasher that purposely exposes the ball and does get hacked regularly. It's not like he's a jump shooter like KD.
Shit won't work in the postseason against elite defenders/defenses though. I don't think his chokejob in the Finals vs the Heatles was a coincidence.
djohn2oo8
03-16-2015, 11:42 PM
Yeah, he's the thread starter :lol
Wow :lol
100%duncan
03-16-2015, 11:56 PM
:lmao :lmao That's why this guy will always be a fucking joke to the eyes of many
Clipper Nation
03-16-2015, 11:57 PM
:lol People accusing me of being trolls on completely different sites now, it's getting ridiculous.
And the fact that people think someone so dependent on the officiating is deserving of MVP is a joke.
RsxPiimp
03-17-2015, 12:04 AM
#HireTroyWeaver • #HireZeljkoObradovic. Clipper/Kings/#1 Lebron fan in Real GM. Come on brah, that was a dead give away tbh :lol
For his career Harden has just over 7 FTA pg. Jordan had 8.2 and spent a few years above 10. Harden is at 9.8. Let's not revise history so that the greats didn't get to the line an inordinate amount of times.
Close to 25% of Mike's total points were from the FT line.
Clipper Nation
03-17-2015, 12:25 AM
#HireTroyWeaver • #HireZeljkoObradovic. Clipper/Kings/#1 Lebron fan in Real GM. Come on brah, that was a dead give away tbh :lol
So an LA fan rooting for LA teams is your "proof"? Wow, I guess I'm pretty much every LA fan on RealGM, then.
I've now been accused of being Harlem, DoK, mid, and 90% of RealGM :lol
100%duncan
03-17-2015, 04:33 AM
For his career Harden has just over 7 FTA pg. Jordan had 8.2 and spent a few years above 10. Harden is at 9.8. Let's not revise history so that the greats didn't get to the line an inordinate amount of times.
Close to 25% of Mike's total points were from the FT line.
But he didn't falter in the playoffs repeatedly and won 2 3peats.
djohn2oo8
03-17-2015, 07:42 AM
But he didn't falter in the playoffs repeatedly and won 2 3peats.
Uh yes Jordan did falter in the playoffs repeatedly early in his career.
But he didn't falter in the playoffs repeatedly and won 2 3peats.
So then say Harden hasn't won 2 3peats. The issue was the FTs, not the team's success.
100%duncan
03-17-2015, 08:21 AM
So then say Harden hasn't won 2 3peats. The issue was the FTs, not the team's success.
The issue was that you compared the arguably GOAT to a playoff choker...
Killakobe81
03-17-2015, 08:24 AM
For his career Harden has just over 7 FTA pg. Jordan had 8.2 and spent a few years above 10. Harden is at 9.8. Let's not revise history so that the greats didn't get to the line an inordinate amount of times.
Close to 25% of Mike's total points were from the FT line.
Mj got calls no doubt about it ... and game was more physical then too ...
However MJ was a iphone 6 (or Galaxy 5) vs. a bunch of RIM blackberries. When you see MJ especially from mid 80's to early 90's no one outside of nique and maybe Drexler are in his class as an athlete. Crazy thing about Harden he is nothing like MJ, Lebron or even Westbrook. He is like a cross /hybrid between Paul Pierce, Grant Hill (post-injury) and Gilbert Arenas (prime) and the flop era Manu. he is not strongest fastest or quickest but you cant stop him from getting where he wants. And he does exaggerate fouls and plays to contact. Not his fault refs bite on dat shit ...
Mj got calls no doubt about it ... and game was more physical then too ...
However MJ was a iphone 6 (or Galaxy 5) vs. a bunch of RIM blackberries. When you see MJ especially from mid 80's to early 90's no one outside of nique and maybe Drexler are in his class as an athlete. Crazy thing about Harden he is nothing like MJ, Lebron or even Westbrook. He is like a cross /hybrid between Paul Pierce, Grant Hill (post-injury) and Gilbert Arenas (prime) and the flop era Manu. he is not strongest fastest or quickest but you cant stop him from getting where he wants. And he does exaggerate fouls and plays to contact. Not his fault refs bite on dat shit ...
That's all fine and good but the point remains, Harden isn't getting to the line more than other superstars have. No one has argued that Harden is anywhere near Jordan or other superstars of the past. Why are you guys moving goalposts? The numbers are there.
Each player plays in the era in which they were drafted. They play under those rules with that officiating. Whatever gets the player to the line more often is what needs to be investigated. The players themselves have only tapped into it.
Granted, Harden probably gets a higher percentage of his points from the line than others have, but that's also because he doesn't score as often away from it as they did. When it stops producing they'll stop using it. I don't think it will translate to a ring. In Mike's highest FTA years I think he tapped out before the Finals. What it says is that a team is too reliant on one guy getting to the line.
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Phil Jackson
Just as a reference. I hear too often people talk about how the team was almost as good without Mike. They weren't. Some also seem to think Mike never missed a ring, he did. Still some think the Bulls had one real good season and the rest were struggles. You can see that they were right up there about 4 times.
Killakobe81
03-17-2015, 08:53 AM
That's all fine and good but the point remains, Harden isn't getting to the line more than other superstars have. No one has argued that Harden is anywhere near Jordan or other superstars of the past. Why are you guys moving goalposts? The numbers are there.
Each player plays in the era in which they were drafted. They play under those rules with that officiating. Whatever gets the player to the line more often is what needs to be investigated. The players themselves have only tapped into it.
Granted, Harden probably gets a higher percentage of his points from the line than others have, but that's also because he doesn't score as often away from it as they did. When it stops producing they'll stop using it. I don't think it will translate to a ring. In Mike's highest FTA years I think he tapped out before the Finals. What it says is that a team is too reliant on one guy getting to the line.
Again I dont disagree and think he is being smart by taking advantage of the current refs. All superstars get calls . And even if I was iffy on him being one before this year (now he is a legit MVP candidate) he definitely gets treated like one if he is not one ...
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