:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by loveforthegame
We would expect this MVP talk in three or four years when Kawhi reaches his prime, but it's amazing his high level of play so early in his career.
Printable View
:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by loveforthegame
We would expect this MVP talk in three or four years when Kawhi reaches his prime, but it's amazing his high level of play so early in his career.
The very fact that even before the season started kawhi was quoted saying he wanted to be an all star and play at mvp level this season and now will be an all star and in mvp discussion is pretty amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by YGWHI
Some here of course didn't like him saying that and said he was being selfish but you can't argue the results.
If the Spurs win the rest of their games.
Kawhi's viability as an MVP candidate depends upon team success more than the others.
He will need about two-three titles as the unquestioned leader of his team to win MVP.
If that happens, he might win a lot.
I disagree. Curry won MVP last year with a 67-15 record and no rings (at the time).Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ
Aldridge is probably perceived to be a bigger star than any non-Curry Warriors player, but if Kawhi leads the Spurs to 67 wins and a 1 seed then he'll be the favorite for MVP. It could happen as early as this year.
I know someone who knows Tonya Harding....
He's actually coming back down to earth. Draymond has been their best player these last two weeks, and Klay has been catching fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by aal04
Yep, that'll do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
:lmao
http://i.imgur.com/JseXcFF.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by loveforthegame
PPG:Quote:
Originally Posted by YGWHI
Nash: 18+
Kawhi: 21+
Curry: 31+
they play in the easy pacific division though
He looks like he's exhausted, just doesn't have the pep in his step. We'll if he's playing possum when LeBron comes to town.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
Shot 5/14 today at home against Raul fucking Neto.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Overrated fag getting Jordan comparisons after a month of great basketball lmao. Easiest cupcake playoff run and early schedule in recent history tbh.
Raul Neto is a very good defender, that's the only reason he's in the league.:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
I don't watch the Jazz but I know that TP dropped 18 & 5 on 7/9 shooting in 21 minutes against Raul Neto :lol I'll take your word on this, just proves Parker is unstoppable atm :wowQuote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
His defense is marginalized against teams that use a lot of picks (i.e. Spurs) just like Kawhi/Clippers. Curry couldn't shake him off when he tried his 1-on-1 shenanigans. In any case, he doesn't play much in the 4th quarter b/c he's a rookie.:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
That vanilla midget will get exposed again on Christmas against DellyQuote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Kyrie's gonna light that ass up too tbh.
Now having to do with the OP. If Kawhi wants a crack at MVP, he needs to check Harden from the first minute next game, and will have to repeat what he did to Curry. Mainstream media will be tuning in, especially every SA-GS game
Harden is shooting 41% & got outplayed by Kirby:lol, I don't think anybody cares who he shuts down after what he did to Durant/Melo/PG unless it's LeBron/Curry. He's most likely going to be matched up against Klay "I"m the best SG in the league" Thompson until crunch time so he can outdo himself from last year by shutting down both Splash Bros in one game.:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
Jordan lucked out at the puffy defenders he faced. Only when they played Seattle, McMillan and Payton did he really face a challenge.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht