ChicagoSportsFan21 wrote:Some points I wanted to post about:
Kyrie Irving missing about 25 percent of the season is not good (64 games). Bledsoe averaging 64 games, but he did play a FULL season (ALL 81 games) last year and STARTED ALL 81 games. You can't say the same thing about Irving playing a full season (never did).
Yeah he did play a full season last year after an unhealthy 2013-2014 season and 3 mediocre season with clippers. Sure enough a gap talent between Irving and Bledsoe
Okay, So lets begin our first rounder matchup. I'm happy you bringing up the healthy issue because it's the same thing with Davis playing a full season (never did). Missing 20% of the season is like 16 games per season and 81 games for 5 years. (Gosh is FULL YEAR, right?)
Me without Irving? I can move Oladipo to PG, KCP or Stanley Jhonson in SG. Or I can fill in with Teague or my gambling, Trimble. And you? Sorry to say, when Anthony Davis out of the picture this series end nicely in my favours.
ChicagoSportsFan21 wrote:Oladipo is a star, but he's in no way comparable to the superstar Anthony Davis. Anthony Davis is on another level. He had a PER of 30.81 this past season, which is comparable to the PER of Jordan, Chamberlain, and James and one of the highest PER EVER in the league.
PER largely measures offensive performance. Hollinger freely admits that two of the defensive statistics it incorporates—blocks and steals (which was not tracked as an official stat until 1973)—can produce a distorted picture of a player's value and that PER is not a reliable measure of a player's defensive acumen. I said it earlier, Noel is a defensive God and Oladipo known for his defensive awareness too. And I choose Oladipo to balance my team with Irving's monstrous offensive skill. So, the current PER doesn't make me worry, I calculated that too.
ChicagoSportsFan21 wrote:The picture of Noel vs Davis is pretty funny..I just had to point this out sorry. H2h match-up of Davis vs Noel this season. Davis had 32 points/10 rebounds/3 assists/3 steals/4 blocks/0 turnovers on 12/19 shooting (63.2%) and 8/8 from the line while Noel had 2 points/6 rebounds/2 assists/0 steals/2 blocks/1 turnover on 1/9 shooting (11.1%). Noel is good on defense, but I just don't see him to be the offensive juggernaut that Davis is.
yeah I know you'll bringing this up. so how about this picture?
Nuggets win the game, Nurkic had 15 points on 7-9 shooting, including 9 rebounds and 2 blocked shots. So with Davis's average 33 minutes per game, I prepare the healthy and young combination of Noel-Turner and Nurkic. Even Poeltl that projected in lottery pick in some mockdraft can blend in to stop him too