Stanford wrote:Bum Adebayo wrote:I wanted him to win MVP
lol no you didn't
Yes yes I did otherwise my epic meltdown ABSOLUTELY cannot be found.
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Stanford wrote:Bum Adebayo wrote:I wanted him to win MVP
lol no you didn't
Bum Adebayo wrote:I wanted him to win MVP
mjkvol wrote:Bum Adebayo wrote:I wanted him to win MVP
Yeah, it's so apparent in your daily posts.
Bum Adebayo wrote:mjkvol wrote:Bum Adebayo wrote:I wanted him to win MVP
Yeah, it's so apparent in your daily posts.
So one can not have a meltdown here and there? what do you expect exactly? I fully expected this to happen, that's why I advocated for resting Embiid, he would have the "what if" card because he beat Bucks the last time.
It was now or never for Embiid to win MVP, next year Giannis will be even better, Doncic and Tatum won't have the slow start they have had this season, and Jokic **** him lol
It's all gone, Embiid will never be MVP, and you want me to not be in ruins? ABSOLUTELY NOT!
Murray_17 wrote:Bum Adebayo wrote:mjkvol wrote:
Yeah, it's so apparent in your daily posts.
So one can not have a meltdown here and there? what do you expect exactly? I fully expected this to happen, that's why I advocated for resting Embiid, he would have the "what if" card because he beat Bucks the last time.
It was now or never for Embiid to win MVP, next year Giannis will be even better, Doncic and Tatum won't have the slow start they have had this season, and Jokic **** him lol
It's all gone, Embiid will never be MVP, and you want me to not be in ruins? ABSOLUTELY NOT!
Dude, you started a thread in the general board about trading Embiid and said here that you would search for another team to root for.
Can you just not be a troll for once?.
elchengue20 wrote:I dont like Biid crying for his MVP and saying voters hate him. Its very childish and shows he's still immature.
If you dont win just acept there is others great candidates like Giannis, Jokic or Luka. Its a very close race. Deal with it and try to be even better in the Playoffs.
stormi wrote:elchengue20 wrote:I dont like Biid crying for his MVP and saying voters hate him. Its very childish and shows he's still immature.
If you dont win just acept there is others great candidates like Giannis, Jokic or Luka. Its a very close race. Deal with it and try to be even better in the Playoffs.
Yea, he hasn't even won or lost the award yet so I'm not sure why he went and said that, but truthfully he hit a dry patch the past 2-3 weeks including losing nearly every big game we/he played in and that's going to linger in peoples minds.
Got stomped badly by the Nets on national TV in a game where everyone stopped and watched, lost to Booker and the Suns who dropped 40 on us, lost H2H against Giannis - getting outplayed and outperformed in the clutch including getting blocked, and then lost to Bones Hyland - even though he did win that individual matchup against Jokic.
Even as a Joel Embiid homer and fanatic, I don't have him atop of my MVP leaderboard and I don't think he'll have been done a disservice if he does finish 2nd or 3rd. Some guys are being touted as having ATG caliber seasons per whatever metrics and statistics you want to look at, and you're right there being mentioned alongside of them. You should be proud of the season you're having, it's been remarkable.
Some of the voters most definitely have a bias. All the advanced stats nerds who slobber over Jokic were aghast that Jokic wasn't in the lead for the 2nd straw poll and went on a podcast blitz campaigning for Jokic. It was sickening. Biggest issue was Zach Lowe doing it. In fact there was a post by a media member saying that the voters who don't follow much just go with who Lowe is picking and it's definitely a thing.mjkvol wrote:stormi wrote:elchengue20 wrote:I dont like Biid crying for his MVP and saying voters hate him. Its very childish and shows he's still immature.
If you dont win just acept there is others great candidates like Giannis, Jokic or Luka. Its a very close race. Deal with it and try to be even better in the Playoffs.
Yea, he hasn't even won or lost the award yet so I'm not sure why he went and said that, but truthfully he hit a dry patch the past 2-3 weeks including losing nearly every big game we/he played in and that's going to linger in peoples minds.
Got stomped badly by the Nets on national TV in a game where everyone stopped and watched, lost to Booker and the Suns who dropped 40 on us, lost H2H against Giannis - getting outplayed and outperformed in the clutch including getting blocked, and then lost to Bones Hyland - even though he did win that individual matchup against Jokic.
Even as a Joel Embiid homer and fanatic, I don't have him atop of my MVP leaderboard and I don't think he'll have been done a disservice if he does finish 2nd or 3rd. Some guys are being touted as having ATG caliber seasons per whatever metrics and statistics you want to look at, and you're right there being mentioned alongside of them. You should be proud of the season you're having, it's been remarkable.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw his quote - that he knows the last couple of weeks hurt him, especially in the eyes of the national media. Like you, I wouldn't have an issue if any of those four got the award, as all are 'deserving' in some manner.
Joel is making this a personal thing, as if it is 'bias' based if he doesn't get the award. I get that it is really important to him, but outwardly campaigning just reeks of desperation. Go out and do what you do - how a bunch of media people, all with individual axes to grind, vote is something completely out of your control.
eyeatoma wrote:mjkvol wrote:stormi wrote:
Yea, he hasn't even won or lost the award yet so I'm not sure why he went and said that, but truthfully he hit a dry patch the past 2-3 weeks including losing nearly every big game we/he played in and that's going to linger in peoples minds.
Got stomped badly by the Nets on national TV in a game where everyone stopped and watched, lost to Booker and the Suns who dropped 40 on us, lost H2H against Giannis - getting outplayed and outperformed in the clutch including getting blocked, and then lost to Bones Hyland - even though he did win that individual matchup against Jokic.
Even as a Joel Embiid homer and fanatic, I don't have him atop of my MVP leaderboard and I don't think he'll have been done a disservice if he does finish 2nd or 3rd. Some guys are being touted as having ATG caliber seasons per whatever metrics and statistics you want to look at, and you're right there being mentioned alongside of them. You should be proud of the season you're having, it's been remarkable.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw his quote - that he knows the last couple of weeks hurt him, especially in the eyes of the national media. Like you, I wouldn't have an issue if any of those four got the award, as all are 'deserving' in some manner.
Joel is making this a personal thing, as if it is 'bias' based if he doesn't get the award. I get that it is really important to him, but outwardly campaigning just reeks of desperation. Go out and do what you do - how a bunch of media people, all with individual axes to grind, vote is something completely out of your control.
Some of the voters most definitely have a bias. All the advanced stats nerds who slobber over Jokic were aghast that Jokic wasn't in the lead for the 2nd straw poll and went on a podcast blitz campaigning for Jokic. It was sickening. Biggest issue was Zach Lowe doing it. In fact there was a post by a media member saying that the voters who don't follow much just go with who Lowe is picking and it's definitely a thing.
Here it is
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BPM was created to intentionally only use statistics that are widely available and are available historically. Recently in the NBA far more statistics have been gathered, either from play-by-play or hand tracking, which allow more detailed metrics. BPM does not include that data and should not be as accurate as stats that do include the additional information (assuming they are implemented rigorously!) like Player Impact Plus/Minus and Real Plus/Minus.
There are limitations on all box score stats – if the box score doesn't measure a particular contribution, a box-score-based metric can only approximate that contribution. This is not a great hindrance on the offensive side, as nearly everything of importance on offense is captured by the box score (only missing things like screen-setting), but on defense the box score is quite limited. Blocks, steals, and rebounds, along with what little information offensive numbers yield about defensive performance are all that is available. Such critical components of defense as positioning, communication, and the other factors that make Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan elite on defense can't be captured, unfortunately.
What does this mean? Box Plus/Minus is good at measuring offense and solid overall, but the defensive numbers in particular should not be considered definitive. Look at the defensive values as a guide, but don't hesitate to discount them when a player is well known as a good or bad defender.
Mik317 wrote:him not getting the award is fine.