Best Pairings Per Franchise
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Best Pairings Per Franchise
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Best Pairings Per Franchise
Which one would you go with? How would you rank them?
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Most talented duos are Rockets, Warriors, Lakers, and Spurs. Spurs have the clearest pre-established proof of concept, Rockets have the least established proof of concept, and Lakers have the most significant skew (by which I mean, both pieces of the duo derive virtually all their value from their offence).
I think I am most interested in seeing Duncan/Wemby. Easy enough to envision Curry/Wilt working out too though, even if I think their playstyles are less of a natural mesh than some likely assume.
I think I am most interested in seeing Duncan/Wemby. Easy enough to envision Curry/Wilt working out too though, even if I think their playstyles are less of a natural mesh than some likely assume.
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Duncan/Wemby (theoretical future Wemby), Curry/Wilt otherwise. I low-key like the Jokic/Carmelo pairing, though... And I'm predicting Iverson/Embiid reaching hilarious levels of aura-to-success ratio. Would definitely want to see that one.
As usual with these exercices, I really like the fit of the Bird and KG pairings, but being paired with non-superstars handicaps them.
As usual with these exercices, I really like the fit of the Bird and KG pairings, but being paired with non-superstars handicaps them.
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Alot of these pairings are bad fits or include overrated guys like Wilt, Kobe, Iverson, Melo, etc. I guess I'd gamble on Duncan/Wemby, or maybe play safe with Harden/Hakeem. I'd also give some consideration to OKC, Mavs, Celtics and Wolves, where the fit is cleanest.
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Duncan Wemby,
its my last message in this thread, but I just admit, that all the people, casual and analytical minds, more or less have consencus who has the weight of a rubberized duck. And its not JaivLLLL
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Boston not including Russell (when Warriors include Wilt) is highly questionable. If it is Bird/Russell, that might be the winner. I also don't think Wemby has proved anywhere near enough to be ahead of David Robinson yet though he has ATG potential.
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Curry/Wilt would be horrifyingly effective in today's game, damn.
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We don't know the phenom Wemby will become but yea him and Duncan with Pops coaching
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DorianRo wrote:We don't know the phenom Wemby will become but yea him and Duncan with Pops coaching
Ah, heck, that's adding a 3rd party. Let's let Stan Albeck coach them. Those teams were more fun (though not nearly as good) as the Pops teams.
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Curry/Wilt seems like both the most talented and best fitting.