RHODEY wrote:NoDopeOnSundays wrote:KnixtapeH20 wrote:Here comes the no perspective crew running to act like Maxey and Quick are so far apart simply bc Maxey is on a way better team playing with the most dominating big man in the league... My point is nobody has any idea what Quick can develop into if given the starting opportunity next season.
No perspective is just not seeing the glaring difference in speed, explosion and finishing ability because 1 guy is a Knick and the other isn't. Anyone with eyes can see that Maxey just gets by people easier, Embiid has nothing to do with Maxey being in the 86th percentile for transition, IQ is in the 41st. One guy has elite speed & quickness and the other doesn't, that has nothing to do with playing on the better team or who he plays with, neither does the finishing ability. Maxey's last 10 games without Embiid he's averaged 24ppg, 5rpg, 3apg on 52% from the field. Why is it so difficult to just face the reality that Maxey is the better player?
Who was arguing that Maxey wasn't more athletic? But so what? Luka Doncic isn't athletic and neither is Jokic. IQ can put up gaudy stats too given the minutes ..even without playing with 2 MVP candidates on a loaded team.

Luka and Jokic? This makes absolutely no sense, Maxey is the more skilled player right now, he has a better handle and a better shot while being more athletic. I'm starting to wonder what some of you see when you watch games, the lack of understanding is pretty jarring. Maxey is making 43% of his threes, when someone that quick/fast hits the three that consistently it makes them a nightmare to defend because you have to close out on them and respect the shot, but then they just blow by you to get to the rim. Maxey put up numbers when those 2 MVPs are out, against good teams (Heat & Grizz).
Ah yes, putting up gaudy stats for a lottery team is exactly the same as doing it in the playoffs
