Thought Walsh was some 2K generic player when I first saw him but that dude impressed me in the 2 preseason games I watched against us. Very solid player that does a bit of everything.
Davidson came in for like 3 mins and had 12 points lol who is that??
They should’ve traded Garland for OG.
PG: CP3, JKidd
SG: MJ, Kobe, Wade
SF: LeBron, Pippen, Bird,
PG: Chuck, Malone
C: Robinson, Dwight
Few controversial picks.
Kidd over Magic because for his defense, he’s also become a capable 3 point shooter at this point.
Bird over Melo is a tough choice, but since this is my 3rd SF off the bench I think 10MPG of Bird still has a lot left in the tank.
Dwight over Ewing mainly for athleticism and defense although I guess Robinson already provides that. I kind of did a coin toss here, either or would be fine.
I can’t imagine anyone putting up 30PPG leading their team to 60 wins not winning MVP.
Think about it this way, would Giannis still be in the league if he wasn’t 6’10 built like a truck?
It’s not that he has no skill - it takes a LOT of skills to move the way he does but he relies on his physical tools way more than other players.
A guy like KD would still be lethal if he was 6’5. He wouldn’t be shooting over people, but his handles are more than good enough to generate enough separation for a good look. LeBron would still make a great point guard even if he wasn’t an athletic freak.
But again… there’s nothing wrong with that. He’s utilizing the tools than he’s been given and has had a lot of success with it.
Scottie’s my guy but even though he’s the first all star to come out of that draft class I honestly could see arguments for Cade or Sengun.
Does tie shoe laces = bad work ethic? Lol wtf are you on?
DeMar was a high flying athlete that developed legitimate skills over the course of his career, you can fault him for a number of things but work ethic ain’t one of them. He continued to develop a new skill literally every single season during his prime.