Chi town wrote:GoBlue72391 wrote:cocktailswith_2short wrote:Okc is going to be hanging a banner in June so this is how far away we are lol . We have some good players but so far away still .
This is why I came off as so doom and gloom the other day when people were overselling this nice little run we've been on and that miracle Lakers game.
Our best player would be the Thunder's 4th best player, and that's true of most, if not all, the contending teams.
We're a 1st round exit team at best. We're still a long way away from being relevant, and no late season hot stretch is going to change that.
Chet ain’t all that great.
It’s more like Jalen is a legit #1 on probably 20 teams. OKC has two #1s. That guy is a dude on both ends.
Bulls have healthy Zo Huerter Tre and don’t start out 1-14 from 3 and OKC doesn’t start 10-19 from 3 we probably lose by 15 and not 30. Much more competitive game.
Giddey isn’t healthy but it sure looks like he really struggles with physical size. Players he can’t bully he can’t really score on.
Chet ain't that great, but in the same breath we're (rightfully) glazing Matas. That's contradictory because at best they're equal prospects and at worst Chet is clearly the better prospect with the higher ceiling. He'd be scoring more if he wasn't 3rd in the pecking order behind the best volume scoring ball dominant player in the league and Williams.
Once the playoffs start, the opposing team will have a relatively easy time shutting us down and we're likely looking at a gentleman's sweep.
Coby and Giddey are good players, but they're most likely #3/#4 guys on a championship team. Matas has a ton of potential but it's too early to say what he'll become. We need difference makers, not just good players, and I see no avenue to aquire any given the path we've chosen.