Though if not KD i'd definitely take Anthony Davis, if he stays healthy that man is gonna be a real force for a long time
Depends on what you want. If you want to make profits, take Le Bron. I don't think Davis is marketable as Le Bron. If you want to build a solid team and win several les, get Davis and Wall and build around them. Probably none of them will sell tons of jerseys, but they can win some les. Le Bron probably will get one ou two more until he blows a knee or something else.
For me it is 1 and 1a between Drummond and Davis. I prefer Drummond but both are the type of players you build around for the next 10 years. They are gonna dominate in the paint like we haven't seen since Hakeem and Shaq as far as centers go.
davis can anchor a defense, but can he anchor the offense?
i think he needs an alpha player to play with....
he's just 21 years old and came off a season where he averaged 21 ppg on 52% shooting. age wise this would have been his junior year in college. he has a lot of room to grow and his game has already massively improved from year 1
it should also be noted that LeBron's teams didn't make the playoffs in his first 2 seasons either
them. Not James' fault their management was historically bad and the two best players they could put next to him were Mo Williams and Sideshow Bob.
durant
how many can you find where Duncan dunks from above the rim.
i fail to see how that's relevant. a dunk is a dunk. a video showing that blake can dunk from high up doesn't prove that he is dependent on such to be successful
Ftr, if both KD and LJ are out, nobody gets the mantle, imo.
But I'd take Aldridge, Griffin, Paul and if Phil straightens him out, Carmelo as mantle carriers over Davis
You lost track of the original notion.
no i haven't. its laid out right here
Which was a statement based on my original notion that he's going to blow a knee out.
It's a statement that isn't grounded in the facts of how he actually plays the game
K, so what would you say is the biggest reason that griff scores 24 per gameIt's a statement that isn't grounded in the facts of how he actually plays the game
Also, I haven't looked.....did he lead the NBA in dunks again? What is that, like five times now?
If you don't watch Clippers games regularly, just say so, instead of putting on this stupid facade
The Great Satan Lebron probably has no more than 3 good years left in him, tbh.
Yeah because he didn't developed range in his J's and didnt build on his Postgame right.
a 75% Lebron from now still s on everyone besides KD
answers like Davis baring injuries are so ing stupid. the only logical pick would be KD if the timespan is 10 years
24-34 from a proven player like KD s on the picks like a yet to be proven Davis or who ever the else.
LeBron has maybe 3-4 prime years left. I take KD and I wait out the end of his reign. He won't win next year. And I doubt he rangs more than twice after ...like Kobe and Magic, he will probably get stuck on 5 behind MJ ...he will still have a Goat argument, but no way you win 4, or even 3,over 10 years. My guess is Kd wins more games over next 10 years and both win a similar number of rings.
I love Davis but he seems more injury prone than Blake tbh
I don't, that's why I'm asking questions to a clipper fan. It seems to me that Griffin jumps higher than everyone else when taking shots, grabbing rebounds and blocking shots.
All the scouting reports during the draft confirm that he scored on sheer athletic ability. If that has changed that dramatically, feel free to prove it. If not, then my perception remains and in my opinion, he'll go Amare Stoudemire and blow a knee or two.
Lebron doesnt make sense, because you have to "build around", meaning theres no one else on the team that can help NOW. Building around takes a few years.
I would go with Damian or Davis.
Give me the unibrow going forward tbh dude is gonna be a beast and a player like him would be easier to build around than anyone for the next 10 years
No it doesn't. No team starts off with one guy. I could put Lebron on the 76ers next year and make it to the WCF. There's a difference between rebuilding from ground up and having a star player to add pieces around. You could build around Davis and maybe never see the semifinals. You build around Lebron you get at least 2 or 3 shots at a ring. People think what they will look like in 10 years, but it doesn't mean that you are building on a 10 year plan. If you could sign a player to a 10 year contract and you took anyone besides Lebron right now, you'd be a fool. The talent would come if Lebron was there. Davis is great, but he's not made a name for himself yet and getting a championship level team with a guy who knows how to get there is hard. Your focal point should be that guy.
Lol it's crazy how many people are picking an unknown over a sure thing.
Thinking that scouting reports from the 2009 draft accurately describe how Blake plays now
He's not just athleticism anymore, tbh.... his midrange game has come a long way, he has an effective but unconventional post game, he has handles that nobody his size has any business having, and he is also a very good passer for his position.... he's a smart guy, he knows he won't always be able to jump out the gym, so he's put a ton of work into his overall offensive game, tbh....
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