Tony quietly outplayed Lollard last night..

[Spurtacular]

I actually don't think Lillard had that great a game. Don't forget he played for 42 minutes. Parker only 27 1/2, yet same number of assists with no turnovers vs 3. OP actually does make a decent point. Lillard scored more but Parker passed much better and his team didn't get on on D when he was on there. Lillard merely shot the ball 140% more than Parker did to get those extra points he got. So he scored slightly better than Parker in terms of efficiency at the cost of mediocre passing efficiency and not creating as much for his teammates. Whereas Parker didn't chuck and passed/created very well.

I wouldn't say he definitely played better, but there IS an argument when you look at overall efficiency and extrapolate for the minutes played difference.

Parker played the way he should be playing tbh. Low double digit scoring and focusing on passing.

Agreed. Each has a case; but I tend to err on the side of who had the most positive net effect on his team.

[SAGirl]

To be fair, Lollard got 3/4ths of his points on Patty tbh

Agree with this. Patty got consistently blown by as if he wasn't even standing in front of Lillard. We were lucky that Boris brought his A game last night.

[Clipper Nation]

OP, you really need to stop stealing .

[dabom]

OP, you really need to stop stealing .

[SpursIndonesia]

Within their role, i think Tony was playing better than Lollard last night. He actually played good enough defensively, and Lollard went supernova with defenseless sPotty guarding him, so that only makes Tony's case better.

[gilmor]

How old is Lillard again? See how Lillard play when he is 33..

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

I think Tony's playing within himself this season and contributing quite a bit. Good to see.

[still.focused]

'Cause who gives a about points?

Or the 7 rebounds