Exactly..how can you have argued that back then when you had no visual or statistical evidence of how Bosh plays as a non-#1 option?..this is the first year where he isn't the #1 option..
No, I knew Amare would be fine. I never attributed everything to Nash. But nothing was proven false with regards to Nash helping Amare's numbers. Nash was a MVP and people had to pay attention to him. That helps.
Exactly..how can you have argued that back then when you had no visual or statistical evidence of how Bosh plays as a non-#1 option?..this is the first year where he isn't the #1 option..
Amare's the only one suited as a number one option IMO..we saw that teams with Amare as a 1 option can come damn close to a championship. Bosh led teams finish 4th or 5th in the east.
They don't get that.
Same favorable system and pace as well.
Amare has never been the clear #1 option until this year, but I agree that Bosh can't lead a team anywhere as a #1, obviously..
I wish I was a forum Hawk and could pull up old posts with ease. You never said anything which would lead someone to think you thought this, but go ahead and prove me wrong though.
HH already went into it. Read it.
I have given you specifics. You just keep saying "I don't care about stats and no argument can be made".
Like I said, you have terrible/no arguments.
What does that have to do with "understanding basketball"?..you had never even seen Bosh try to play off the ball on a consistent basis, how could you have come to that conclusion?..he wasn't in a position to play off the ball consistently, he didn't have the teammates or system to run it..
So Amare is a true #1 option seeing how NY is playing great, and his previous success with the Suns as an "unclear #1 option."While as you admitted, Bosh isn't a number 1 option, more like a #2 or 3. That's why I say comparing the 2 is re ed, no way is a number 2 option on the level of a true go to guy.
Are you ing re ed? I never, never said Nash made Amare. I discussed with DOK how he did the same thing with Starbury.
So, next...
Saying Bosh>Amare at the time, but that it was close does not mean Nash made Amare.
I already said det tbh.
Which he still never really converted at that high of a rate, at 49% for a big..
Calderon is a terrible p&r player, and Turkoglu was used horribly in Toronto, as he himself has admitted..they hardly ran any p&rs with Turkoglu, even though it's his only asset as a player..
Amare is playing great as a #1 option THIS season..
So who was the Suns #1 option on offense in previous seasons? (I'll give you a hint, he always scored the most points..)
This should be interesting.
So lets get this straight:
1) HH and I say Bosh>Amare before this year started, but that it was very close and the gap was negligible. We provided statistical analysis to back up our arguments and the entire NBA including GM's agreed.
2) Mav Fan says "I don't believe in stats and it's impossible to make a statistical argument" and then says false things like Amare is the better defender & rebounder and that Bosh always shot way more jump shots than Amare.
3) They still use today's evidence to try and dispute the argument back then and fail to acknowledge that we all say Amare is now clearly better than Bosh at the moment, but at the time of the argument it was close.
4) They then say explain how the players are different, we do using statistical analysis while evaluating cir stance and their new roles and then Mav fan again says "I ignore the only tangible thing (stat. analysis) and I will only argue after the fact".
Nash and Stoudemire..they both had the ball in their hands as much as the other, obviously..
You guys clearly didn't watch the Raptors on a consistent basis..I've already proven you wrong about Bosh being strictly a jump shooter in previous seasons, and your claims about the Raptors playing Bosh off the ball was clearly wrong, too..
DPG's mental capacity seems to not extend past advanced stats on a piece of paper (Which I've already shown how they can be flawed two or three different times on this site) so therefore anything else is a "terrible argument."
The bottom line is, me and picklebreath were right about the two all along, we obviously saw something you guys didn't. You are the guys changing your previous stance. We knew who was better all along, and it was quite obvious to those with an IQ higher than that of a baby chimp.
I've always said Amare would be fine as a #1 option..you can find dozens of posts where I say it..
It doesn't change the fact that attributing the Suns previous success to Amare when Nash was also on the team(and was arguably the #1 option), and discrediting Bosh as a #1 option, is obviously unfair..
You did nothing you idiot. DoK did. You did nothing however. Trying to steal credit from others makes you s .
You still really don't get it. Both players are the same as they were a few months ago, not much has changed. You only PERCEIVED that it was close, when in reality it was smoke and mirrors because Bosh is the type of player that can put up nice numbers as a #1 option on a ty team like Toronto without ever translating his play to wins. Amare on the other hand has always been a good ball player who can contribute no matter what team he's on.
So the guy who understands and applies statistics is the idiot while the guys who say you cannot use stats and arguments are impossible to quantify are smart.
Now I have seen it all![]()
So they were never comparable players? Simple yes or no.
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