K-DOT wrote:I think you absolutely could, it's just a matter of having the right build around him and luck, like with Dirkgod shammgod wrote:Knicksfan1992 wrote:
Can I go on a mini rant here... Can we please stop crowning this Doncic kid the next MVP because NBA Twitter has loved him for years and years? He mostly sucked the 2nd half of the season, I don't see the upside as a defender nor as a scorer on offense. Has limited burst around the rim and there are still questions about how hard he actually works on his body. For someone that's not naturally a good athlete that concerns me. I think he's good and he's obviously a smart and crafty player but undisputed number 1 in that class? Uh uh not from me. Sorry. Prove it over a whole season before we start laughing at the Bagley, Ayton and Trae picks...
agreed. i said it many times here that he'll likely never be a top 5 player in the league for a lot of the reasons you listed. in a way there's a similarity to how donovan mitchell came in the league. big balls to take and make big shots so a lot of highlights early but pretty inefficient. both with big physical limitations - mitchell (size) luka (athleticism). i think both are very good but will never be mvp types. i doubt you ever win a championship with either one as your best player.
Kid has a very high floor, but I do question how high his ceiling actually is due to his limited athleticism. I think Ayton has more potential, but the Suns need to develop him right, which is like saying we need to develop RJ right, we don't exactly have the best track record with that kind of stuff
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dirk had a physical advantage though. being that tall and being able to shoot like that, it was unheard of before him. but with luck sure, the right teammates, the right matchups, injuries, etc. but you can say that about a lot of players. a lot of them can be outliers and get one. there's always that chance.








































