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Big J wrote:Curry has now beaten the Suns, Nets, Bulls, & Jazz on their own home floors. A big part of this award is how you perform in big games against the best of the best.
Big J wrote:Curry has now beaten the Suns, Nets, Bulls, & Jazz on their own home floors. A big part of this award is how you perform in big games against the best of the best.
Bobbcats wrote:Big J wrote:Curry has now beaten the Suns, Nets, Bulls, & Jazz on their own home floors. A big part of this award is how you perform in big games against the best of the best.
lol this looks so tacky in his current form. At least wait until he has a good stretch to bring out the weird arguments
Dutchball97 wrote:Hussien Fatal wrote:Dutchball97 wrote:
You're just looking at ppg, aren't you?
Nope across the board they all had career years numbers and success wise. You can’t argue that fact.
I can absolutely argue that "deluded opinion".
Redick: Made the finals in 09 with the Magic. He had better advanced stats with the Clippers from 2014-2016 than he did during his time with the 76ers.
Curry: Made the conference finals in 2019 with the Blazers. Had better advanced stats in 2017 and 2020 both with the Mavs than he did with the 76ers.
Covington: Not a lot of play-off success but equalled his best run with the 76ers, while playing for the Rockets in 2020. He also had way better numbers during that run than in 2018 with Philly. Despite playing with the 76ers for most of his career, his best basketball came during his short stint in Minnesota.
Maxey: Literally only played for the 76ers so nothing to compare it to, weird to include him.
The things you're saying are facts are just objectively not true. I really don't have an interest in talking with someone who can't even seperate opinion from fact.
Hussien Fatal wrote:Dutchball97 wrote:Hussien Fatal wrote:
Nope across the board they all had career years numbers and success wise. You can’t argue that fact.
I can absolutely argue that "deluded opinion".
Redick: Made the finals in 09 with the Magic. He had better advanced stats with the Clippers from 2014-2016 than he did during his time with the 76ers.
Curry: Made the conference finals in 2019 with the Blazers. Had better advanced stats in 2017 and 2020 both with the Mavs than he did with the 76ers.
Covington: Not a lot of play-off success but equalled his best run with the 76ers, while playing for the Rockets in 2020. He also had way better numbers during that run than in 2018 with Philly. Despite playing with the 76ers for most of his career, his best basketball came during his short stint in Minnesota.
Maxey: Literally only played for the 76ers so nothing to compare it to, weird to include him.
The things you're saying are facts are just objectively not true. I really don't have an interest in talking with someone who can't even seperate opinion from fact.
Just stop, JJ Reddick averaged more points more assists and more rebounds with sixers vs any other team he’s played for.
Seth curry is averaging career numbers across the board and has blossomed into a top 10 sg this season, while also averaging more points more assists and more rebounds this season than any other year and it’s not even close
Covington played 22 games with rockets and played 70 games as a timberwolve he played 4.5 seasons with the sixers and really blossomed into an elite defender and landed them jimmy butler as a centerpiece.
I added maxes because he has improved by doubling his numbers across the board since his first season. He has developed really fast playing with Joel.
Niang is also having a career year playing next to Joel.
So there ya go Joel has a track record of making team mates better unlike Jokic
Sharkboy242 wrote:Hussein Fatal is a clown. Of all the arguments to make, his is Jokic doesn't make his teammates better. Clown.
Hussien Fatal wrote:Sharkboy242 wrote:Hussein Fatal is a clown. Of all the arguments to make, his is Jokic doesn't make his teammates better. Clown.
Hurt your little feelings didn’t I? You have to resort to name calling?
Hussien Fatal wrote:And still nobody has argued against my point that Jokic doesn’t make his teammates better, Porter regressed big time before his injury, Barton has plateaued, Murray looks better when he ignores Jokic all together on offense and Gordon has had better years playin in the poop storm in Orlando. Jokic just doesn’t elevate his teammates.
eyeatoma wrote:It's Embiid's MVP for the taking. If they get the 2nd or 1st seed, it's his for the taking. You guys want narrative? How's the narrative of his bitch ass teammate leaving him to dry and making him fend for himself. Ends up getting Covid, and then now has registered 30 points in 9 straight road games. Think that's a pretty impressive story right there.
Look for a trade to definitely happen now. Can't waste this season from Joel, and the Bucks just lost again. Not to mention KD is now down with a knee injury, and who knows how long it'll take LaVine to recover.
Sharkboy242 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:It's Embiid's MVP for the taking. If they get the 2nd or 1st seed, it's his for the taking. You guys want narrative? How's the narrative of his bitch ass teammate leaving him to dry and making him fend for himself. Ends up getting Covid, and then now has registered 30 points in 9 straight road games. Think that's a pretty impressive story right there.
Look for a trade to definitely happen now. Can't waste this season from Joel, and the Bucks just lost again. Not to mention KD is now down with a knee injury, and who knows how long it'll take LaVine to recover.
Giannis
Scores more points
Gets more rebounds
Makes more assists
Has his team at a better record
Shoots a higher FG%
Has a higher PER
Its Giannis MVP for the taking.
eyeatoma wrote:Sharkboy242 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:It's Embiid's MVP for the taking. If they get the 2nd or 1st seed, it's his for the taking. You guys want narrative? How's the narrative of his bitch ass teammate leaving him to dry and making him fend for himself. Ends up getting Covid, and then now has registered 30 points in 9 straight road games. Think that's a pretty impressive story right there.
Look for a trade to definitely happen now. Can't waste this season from Joel, and the Bucks just lost again. Not to mention KD is now down with a knee injury, and who knows how long it'll take LaVine to recover.
Giannis
Scores more points
Gets more rebounds
Makes more assists
Has his team at a better record
Shoots a higher FG%
Has a higher PER
Its Giannis MVP for the taking.
Still not great from the FT line. Still can be schemed against, and doesn't have much of a narrative. Oh and the Bucks record isn't very impressive. They are 5-5 in the last 10 games while the Sixers are 9-1.
Sharkboy242 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Sharkboy242 wrote:Giannis
Scores more points
Gets more rebounds
Makes more assists
Has his team at a better record
Shoots a higher FG%
Has a higher PER
Its Giannis MVP for the taking.
Still not great from the FT line. Still can be schemed against, and doesn't have much of a narrative. Oh and the Bucks record isn't very impressive. They are 5-5 in the last 10 games while the Sixers are 9-1.
"can be schemed against, and doesn't have much of a narrative"
He just won an NBA title and was a finals MVP and put up 50+ points in a championship game.
"Oh and the Bucks record isn't very impressive."
Oh and what does that make the Sixers record?
My god you're delusional. Its possible that Embiid is a really good basketball player without being the lead candidate for MVP. These things can't co-exist in your head apparently.
eyeatoma wrote:Sharkboy242 wrote:eyeatoma wrote:
Still not great from the FT line. Still can be schemed against, and doesn't have much of a narrative. Oh and the Bucks record isn't very impressive. They are 5-5 in the last 10 games while the Sixers are 9-1.
"can be schemed against, and doesn't have much of a narrative"
He just won an NBA title and was a finals MVP and put up 50+ points in a championship game.
"Oh and the Bucks record isn't very impressive."
Oh and what does that make the Sixers record?
My god you're delusional. Its possible that Embiid is a really good basketball player without being the lead candidate for MVP. These things can't co-exist in your head apparently.
LMAO you really are a troll. I can hear you actually saying those words and screaming them.
Here's a tip, try and relax. Don't let your blood pressure get to high. I'd hate for something to happen to you.
The Bucks won last year, and they deserved it, but it's a new season. They are not as good as they were last year, and like it or not record plays a big role in deciding the MVP. You clearly don't actually follow how the sixers have performed to see that they're one of the hottest team's in the league right now, and have shot up the standings, since Embiid returned from Covid. I know it's tough with your boy Joker losing steam in the MVP race, but try to remain composed.
