bws94 wrote:Prokorov wrote:Kenny must be the worst coach in the NBA. how do you have a top 5 PG and top 5 C and not make the playoffs?
i mean the clippers won 51 games without a top 5 PG or top 5 center!!!
We don't. Even if we did, Lin missed 46 games. So the poster above you can't go on our record.
Anyway, I wish we wouldn't do these Lin ranks with so and so stuff anymore as it goes down a bad road. PG is the strongest position of any in the current NBA.
I personally wouldn't pick IT or Walker over Lin because Lin is a 2-way player, and IT is too small to play effective defense as is Walker to some extent. And Walker needs Batum to help him facilitate (though I love Walker's ball handling and scoring capabilities). Conley may be the best 2-way player of the bunch, may be my choice for best in the league. Not best scorer, not most athletic, but in a combination of useful skills and surrounded by skilled players, one of the best in a team sense. And I like that about Lin, put some good players around him he proves to be a key part of winning, and that's the bottom line and not triple doubles (an overrated stat), high scoring games, or some of the others judged to determine "star" players. Just help win, and come up big when it matters (is what Conley does.) Steph is still great, but not the defender Conley is. And Rondo is a great facilitator. Each PG really has qualities that help his own team, so it isn't just so and so over some one else. You have to consider the team. Rondo stunk on some of the teams he was on but does well on Chicago when he feels like it.
I was just making light of his post... it is obviously insane and not worth real consideration. Chris Paul is better then Lin on both ends by such an extreme margin it makes his entire list a complete sham.















