Prove otherwise
He's not even good at talking to sbm. Those back and forth between those two are him getting trolled to death by some kid. It's a sad read and really just a sad reality when all you have to resort to is stealing chumpdumper(a pretty lame poster in his own right) schtick.
It's all conjecture, but the traditional big man lineup with Splitter was pretty much the worst put on this floor against the Heat. considering both Lee and Splitter are effective scorers inside of 3 feet and absolutely nowhere else on the court, it's a fair assumption that a Duncan/Lee combo would have the same offensive struggles the Duncan/Splitter combo has. That combo really seemed like it was always working by the skin of its teeth since it depended on Duncan's being consistent on perimeter offense and Splitter on perimeter D. Doesn't always work and sure as doesn't work against Miami.
Lee's a good player but I can only see his replacing Splitter at this point, not Diaw.
^Lee has a mid-range shot tbf.
Still though Blake apparently seems to think its coincidence that with Diaw out there lanes are opening up for drives and the passing is so fluid. His argument is basically him implying that everything would stay equal except Lee's 15+ pts and 10 rebs would be better than what Diaw puts up. Its a pretty re ed argument and thats without even taking into consideration what a god awful defender Lee is tbh.
tbh just throwing it out there...this style of ball movement, secondary, third and even fourth motions on offense are a product of Boris's versatility. I'd rather have him than Lee because his versatility and style of play fits the Spurs more.
Not that he would hit over 40% this season. Used to be OK from the elbow.
Hmm didnt know he shot that bad from midrange this season. Just makes him even more worthless on the Spurs tbh.
Lee was an all star last year.
Diaw isn't a regular starter.
proof enough for normal, objective people.
Last edited by Blake; 06-13-2014 at 02:10 PM.
yeah I see Lee taking Splitter's regular spot in the starting lineup too.
With a very nice role player in Diaw coming off the bench per the usual.
^ argument, that's like saying wade was an allstar this year so he'd be better than manu or green for the spurs
That would depend on matchups. Diaw is averaging more minutes than Splitter for the playoffs regardless.
So now we're going with Green> Wade?
smhh.....
Lol imagine lee trying to guard dirk or Aldridge
What a moron. Do you think the Spurs make it to the Finals with the all-star Lee in place of Splitter as well ?
For this spurs team and system yeah, wade cant shoot or play defense and his style of play is outdated. also add in the fact that he has a huge ego and would refuse a 6th man role.
well Splitter ain't Lee, tbh, so there's no surprise there.
Do the Spurs sweep everyone on their way to #5 with all-star Lee in place of Splitter ?
Offensively Lee might be an even worse fit.
so might Blake Griffin and Wade
Re ed homer lols are sad, tbh.David Lee*drew the tough assignment of guarding Aldridge, Portland’s best player and one of the best power forwards in the NBA, holding Aldridge to just 10 points on 2-for-14 shooting, 14.5 points below his season average.*Andrew Bogut*and*Draymond Green*also spent time guarding Aldridge, but Lee was the main disruptor.Although Lee is often*criticized*for his defense, he held Aldridge, who is averaging 24.3 points per game this season, to just 10 points on 2-for-14 shooting.
http://letsgowarriors.com/david-lee-...ar/2014/01/28/
If we still have Diaw?
mmmm maybe win an extra game or two somewhere. Probably take out OKC a game sooner.
Right, that was the point.[IMG]
You're re ed.
I agree, defense is worthless.
We wouldve won 10 in a row with JR Smith in place of Bowen back in the day.
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