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HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:clyde21 wrote:HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:
Manu was also better than Duncan at TS, BPM, VORP in 2005. Its a long season man.
good thing that has nothing to do with the MVP discussion today
Lebron is also 2nd in PER, TS, Win share 48 on his team but is still 2nd in votes on this poll.
Colbinii wrote:HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:Steelo Green wrote:Yeah... I am saying points is what PER and WS/48 is based on, points, rebounds, asststs, steals, that is not necessarilty an indication of on the court impact to winning. Net rating on NBA's website is a lot better for that, impact stats, PIE. Not one but an amalgamation of them all should be used to create a picture. The highest adjusted for minutes and usage is Giannis, followed by Pascal, PG, Lebron, Embiid, Jimmy, Kawhi, Jokic, Doncic.
PIE seems like an underrated stat.
Top 5: Giannis, Luka, Embiid, Kawhi, Lebron.
That's probably the 5 best players in the NBA right now too.
Brah 2 weeks ago you were raging about BPM being the best statistic because Kawhi was towards the top in it. You were also raging about his PER when it was 35.
Now that those numbers have come down you jump to another statistic. It's sad. But I do truly hope that you coming on these forums is benefiting your life because the lengths you go through to prop up Kawhi is what I can only assume an escape mechanic for something troubling in life.
I hope you find what you are looking for on these forums because basketball obviously isn't it.
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HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:Colbinii wrote:HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:
PIE seems like an underrated stat.
Top 5: Giannis, Luka, Embiid, Kawhi, Lebron.
That's probably the 5 best players in the NBA right now too.
Brah 2 weeks ago you were raging about BPM being the best statistic because Kawhi was towards the top in it. You were also raging about his PER when it was 35.
Now that those numbers have come down you jump to another statistic. It's sad. But I do truly hope that you coming on these forums is benefiting your life because the lengths you go through to prop up Kawhi is what I can only assume an escape mechanic for something troubling in life.
I hope you find what you are looking for on these forums because basketball obviously isn't it.
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I said BPM is a good measuring stick to judge a player if they are having a superstar impact. Usually it's pushing 7's at least, it's definitely not what Siakam's BPM was at the time.
PER is a good stat but it seems mostly big men thrive off it more than wing players.
clyde21 wrote:HBK_Kliq_33 wrote:Colbinii wrote:Brah 2 weeks ago you were raging about BPM being the best statistic because Kawhi was towards the top in it. You were also raging about his PER when it was 35.
Now that those numbers have come down you jump to another statistic. It's sad. But I do truly hope that you coming on these forums is benefiting your life because the lengths you go through to prop up Kawhi is what I can only assume an escape mechanic for something troubling in life.
I hope you find what you are looking for on these forums because basketball obviously isn't it.
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I said BPM is a good measuring stick to judge a player if they are having a superstar impact. Usually it's pushing 7's at least, it's definitely not what Siakam's BPM was at the time.
PER is a good stat but it seems mostly big men thrive off it more than wing players.
you had no problem pushing PER tho when Leonard was leading the stat earlier in the year tho
RaptorsLife wrote:Omg why is Kawhi even mentioned in this thread dude gonna load management his into missing 20 games
Vsauce12 wrote:If we want to diminish lebrons MVP conversation, we’ll mention the fact 14 of the lakers opponents literally have records below .500
MartyConlonOnTheRun wrote:Giannis should get more credit for the team being undefeated without Middleton. It's like combining hardens narrative last year while keeping Giannis. (rebuttal to those that say Paul is way better than Middleton,. Say exactly. Giannis has been doing this 2 years without a number 2. )
Homer38 wrote:I hate so much when a thread is ruined by HBK_Kliq_33 or others for always the same thing
Dupp wrote:Lebron is an mvp candidate and Kawhi is not. Those are facts.
Dupp wrote:If we’re actually serious for a second where would kawhi rank in mvp this year so far?
Rough order
Giannis
Lebron
Harden
Luka
AD
Jokic
Siakam
I guess he’d be down the next group around the bottom
Kemba
Goober
Kawhi?
Kat
Embiid
He legit might not even be in the top 10. Kinda embarrassing really.
ken6199 wrote:As of now Siakam is a better MVP candidate than Kawhi. I put AD, yeah two guys on that Lakers team, both above Kawhi.
HBK_Kliq_33, what you gonna do about this?