How good is he going to be? The obvious answer is DOMINANT, but just how DOMINANT? What will his final stats be this season and what will they be at the peak of his career?
I thinking this season he will end up with 23 ppg and 13 rpg. At his prime (when he polishes his left hand, which will add an INCREDIBLE new dynamic, plus his jump shot, while already pretty nice will only get nicer) I'm guessing 26.5 ppg and 13.5 rpg. He will have improved more than those stats indicate, but so will the players around him, so it will be a better 26.5 ppg and 13.5 rpg.
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which i think coincides with the team getting better. The better players you have surrounding you the less need there is for you to take over every game. Duncan is a good example, but i think KG is a better example of a player who went from a weak supporting cast to a strong cast and an MVP year. His numbers are down yet he is the concensus favorite for MVP.
I think Al Jeff will follow that, assuming he has a strong supporting cast. Without the block numbers, I dont see any reason why he cant be Tim Duncan or Kevin Garnett...numbers wise.
I think Al Jeff will follow that, assuming he has a strong supporting cast. Without the block numbers, I dont see any reason why he cant be Tim Duncan or Kevin Garnett...numbers wise.
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deeney0 wrote:KG's numbers went up for his MVP. Career highs in PPG, FGA, RPG, and BPG. And Duncan's been on a good team his whole career.
I think he was talking about this yr for KG
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deeney0 wrote:KG's numbers went up for his MVP. Career highs in PPG, FGA, RPG, and BPG. And Duncan's been on a good team his whole career.
He means this year for KG. He seems to be, at least at this point, the most likely pick for MVP this year and his numbers are much lower than what they have been in years past.
This is all saying IF he wins it.
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4ho5ive wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
He means this year for KG. He seems to be, at least at this point, the most likely pick for MVP this year and his numbers are much lower than what they have been in years past.
This is all saying IF he wins it.
since KG is not playing lately his chances to become MVP go down. if the lakers get a top3 seed (which is quite possible now) I think kobe has a legit shot at the mvp title
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oh yeah thanks for helping me out, sorry deeney...
I guess i was a little vague with my timeframes(work sometimes interferes with quality posts, haha)
I agree that duncan has always been on a good team but that is what i am talking about, the spurs rest him often, he is not one of the league leaders in minutes each year, he isnt asked to exhert himself every game. Close games is where Duncan is getting his normal minutes and statlines. The blowouts are games where duncan scores 15 points and 8 reb's in about 30 minutes. KG has been the same way too this year.
That is the ultimate goal i think for jefferson. If we surround him with a good group of players than he will settle into the duncan and garnett statline range. If we cant surround him with consistent players, than his numbers will go up because he has to have big nights every night for us to have a chance at a win.
I guess i was a little vague with my timeframes(work sometimes interferes with quality posts, haha)
I agree that duncan has always been on a good team but that is what i am talking about, the spurs rest him often, he is not one of the league leaders in minutes each year, he isnt asked to exhert himself every game. Close games is where Duncan is getting his normal minutes and statlines. The blowouts are games where duncan scores 15 points and 8 reb's in about 30 minutes. KG has been the same way too this year.
That is the ultimate goal i think for jefferson. If we surround him with a good group of players than he will settle into the duncan and garnett statline range. If we cant surround him with consistent players, than his numbers will go up because he has to have big nights every night for us to have a chance at a win.
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