Korver Crowder Grayson Allen a 2019 1st round pick and 2020 first round pick. Don’t know what happened to the picks though. I read the 2019 pick was 23 and when I looked it up Utah took Bazely who then went to OKC. Then saw Utah picked at 27 last year. Weird.
How many titles did the celtics win?
So if your picking one for your team in their prime youd take Pierce over Wade.
Depends on the team. Idk that’s a tough call. Both were spectacular. I liked Dwades slashing game more but pierce was a bit of a better shooter.
Absolutely not. Wade is one of the best shooting guards ever. Even without being an average shooter from deep he was elite inside the arc and a phenomenal defender. Was the best player on the Heat's first title team. Pierce is a legit HoF guy, but there's a big gap between the two.
What does that have to do with anything? The Celtics formed a super team, just like the Heat did. So did the Lakers around that time. Does nobody remember the SI cover?
Your basis that the Heat were "better" (which is true) doesn't matter. Both Big 3's were formed with 3 hall of famers. Boston traded for theirs, while the Heat had to make a bunch of trades as well (including the two sign & trades) to make them work under the salary cap. You wanna argue it killed parity? Fine. But you know what really killed parity? Kevin fvcking Durant signing with a team that had won 73 games the year prior.
I think the only fans that like Durant are UT and who ever he's currently playing for.
Anyone who says Durant is better than Lebron clearly doesn’t watch NBA. Lebron is the best player in the league, love em or hate him.
Lebron is the best player in the league. Not making excuses for their post season play, but I still consider him the best right now. Also “here on out” doesn’t make sense when he’s probably retiring in a few years. There are players who will surpass him at the end, but who’s a better all around player?
Agree about Lebron. I know I know currently...Watching certain players over the years, it's just greatness after greatness. I grew up in the 80's and maybe it's nostalgia speaking or maybe it's those were stepping on the court back then wasn't worried about image or what have you, but that game. There was a rawness to it. No Boys Allowed.
A great thing about veterans they know how to play the game. They can get a step slower and punk a guy.
For sure. He’s been a force his entirety in the league. I remember his rookie year thinking, “wtf, this dude is huge” and he didn’t have nearly the skill set he does now. His passing is probably the best in the league. Lebron controls tempo, and is a once in a lifetime player. Hard for me to grasp people doubting his play. The dude is 36 going on 37, and is still in incredible shape.
Who knows who's coming next, but there's an impressive list of just 80's athlete's I'm super thankful I got to watch them live.
For sure. Others had a better year no doubt, but I don’t think they’re better players.
Basically, I'm a huge poor and cancel my youTV at the end of March Madness.
