3toheadmelo wrote:Galloisdaman wrote:3toheadmelo wrote:Your stats are also using Melo’s stats when he’s way past his prime while Paul George is still in his prime. When Melo was in his prime, Paul George couldn’t guard him.
This is what Prime Melo did to him.
Paul George’s 19 PPG isn’t even close.
Paul George always had a better supporting cast than Melo as well. So using team wins is pointless.
PG barely played as a rookie in 2011. He was not a starter so I doubt many of those points came against PG.
PG started coming in to his game by his 3rd year (2013) but even that was not his prime.
Please post the 14 box scores and explain how they are relevant since this thread says in their prime. PG was not in his prime.
You were posting stats that had Melo way past his prime and thought they were relevant
Paul George’s defense was at his peak in 2013 and 2014 where he was named to an all NBA defensive teams in back to back seasons but yet he couldn’t guard prime Melo. So.. yeah. So much for his defense.
So much for PG's defense? What about Melo's defense? You realize the game is won on both ends of the court right?