But we would have a secret weapon if that match-up ever happened, Parker, you never know when he'll decide to show up against the Lakers.
No, we did not replace Harden. He's fairly irreplaceable, aside from 2 or 3 players in the league. And you're right, the playoffs are a whole new game. We shall see how far OKC gets with the absence of Harden. Martin certainly takes up some of the scoring slack, but beyond that it's up to Westbrook to be a reasonably intelligent playmaker - yeah I know, that will get some laughs, but lets face it the guy has been incredible in stretches this season playing some very smart basketball, although the palm to forehead moments still do exist for Westbrook. One advantage we do have this season over last is a backup point guard who I believe is a fantastic playmaker and very, very good backup PG in Jackson. If you haven't seen Jackson's playmaking and finishing at the rim the last month or so, you're missing some good stuff from a upcomin PG.
But we would have a secret weapon if that match-up ever happened, Parker, you never know when he'll decide to show up against the Lakers.
Pop vs D'Antoni V.
You do it all the time - we all do. It's the nature of having opinions since none of that is fact. It's speculation up until the point it eventually happens.
I don't disguise my hate for Kobe and most Laker fans. I also respect Kobe's game, but I am a realist when it comes to assessing him for what he is and not what he's perceived to be.
lakers have massive experience for the playoffs and even though they've bungled the regular season, they'll still be a tough matchup for any team imho. spurs will need some warm-ups before they can reach their best forms, and the rockets won't be a bad aperitif for the first round tbh.
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