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RB34 wrote:_NoMas wrote:Raps in 4 wrote:Next game will determine who the MVP is and who the fraud is.
The alternative, in the real world, is that both are elite top 3-4 players in the world and the likelihood is that it’ll be the others who decide who wins game 7.
Interesting to see who you have higher if these two are around 3-4? No hate, just curious.
sunsbg wrote:OKC deserve to trade for KD if they lose this series.
RB34 wrote:_NoMas wrote:Raps in 4 wrote:Next game will determine who the MVP is and who the fraud is.
The alternative, in the real world, is that both are elite top 3-4 players in the world and the likelihood is that it’ll be the others who decide who wins game 7.
Interesting to see who you have higher if these two are around 3-4? No hate, just curious.
Doranku wrote:Jokic is still the best player in the world, but this series confirms to me that SGA was the MVP this year. He really dropped 33/5/6 and won 68 games with these cats. Chet didn't even play half the season. This Thunder team is NOT stacked and had absolutely no business sniffing close to 68 wins.
Astaluego wrote:Doranku wrote:Jokic is still the best player in the world, but this series confirms to me that SGA was the MVP this year. He really dropped 33/5/6 and won 68 games with these cats. Chet didn't even play half the season. This Thunder team is NOT stacked and had absolutely no business sniffing close to 68 wins.
So we'll pretend they're the deepest team in the NBA by a wide margin..? (SGA is still great)
Boston probably has more quality than the Thunder. Boston has Pritchard/Hauser/Horford as their main bench players. Thunder has Wallace/Joe/Wiggins/Caruso/Keinrich/Jaylin....in any case, the second-best depth?Doranku wrote:Astaluego wrote:Doranku wrote:Jokic is still the best player in the world, but this series confirms to me that SGA was the MVP this year. He really dropped 33/5/6 and won 68 games with these cats. Chet didn't even play half the season. This Thunder team is NOT stacked and had absolutely no business sniffing close to 68 wins.
So we'll pretend they're the deepest team in the NBA by a wide margin..? (SGA is still great)
A narrative that is completely overblown. They have an average 2nd option, a 3rd option that played 30 games, and a bunch of average to above average role players that play defense. I'm taking Boston's roster over the Thunder's in a heartbeat.
Chuck Everett wrote:So if you're a Thunder fan, how comfortable are you with Daigneault right now? He looks like a deer in headlights out there.
Doranku wrote:Jokic is still the best player in the world, but this series confirms to me that SGA was the MVP this year. He really dropped 33/5/6 and won 68 games with these cats. Chet didn't even play half the season. This Thunder team is NOT stacked and had absolutely no business sniffing close to 68 wins.
Magic#1 wrote:We have won two playoff games in two years. If we decide to keep this team for the next two years, maybe it will feel like we won a series.
Statlanta wrote:If Gordon is truly hurt I'd prefer the Thunder to advance. I don't want to see Minnesota play another injured team.
pepe1991 wrote:People really question how stacked OKC is?
Chet- DPOY candidate when healthy ( actually probably 2# behind Victor)
J Will - all star
Dort - elite wing defender
Caruzo- one of best POA defenders in nba, if not the best
I Hart- one of best passing Cs nba has
Bench of Wiggins, Joe, Wallace, Jaylin Williams.
That last guy, Jaylin Williams, who's OKCs 10th best player, would be 6-7th best player on Nuggets.