SpringBokVol
I'm the master of my fate
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Something they need and don’t currently have.Would love to see it saying that NBA teams at top of draft usually draft these 18 year old players to develop them or think they're a Franchise player.
I think 15 to 20 range maybe he falls into a playoff teams lap. The Mavericks per say..
@butchna what you think about DK playing alongside Luka, Kyrie and Grant?
I'm really liking it, I don’t have a lot of time to play. I just started the 3rd chapter and probably need to focus on the story but I keep getting distracted. I recently got the fishing rod and it's eating up a lot of my time. I've not played playstation since COD WW2 came out.... I've gotten rusty.
Not talking individuals. Ofc individuals will have all sorts of opinions. Folks from Indiana probably think he's the best ever.I don’t know the same people you do.
From 1995-2004 there have been 6How many times has 70 been dropped since 2000-Today?
How many times was 70 dropped between 1975-2000?
3S are boring?Another problem with modern basketball is also a strength of the modern player. Deep shots.
You have players shooting feet outside the three point line. Sometimes so deep no one is even guarding them. It is a testament to their skill as a shooter, but it is not often engaging to watch. Not like a guy cutting through the lane to dunk on someone. Statistically it makes total sense, but it is often less entertaining.
So...
Modern offensive minded Basketball = bad / old school, defensive minded Basketball = good
- but -
Modern offensive minded Football = good / old school, defensive minded Football = also good
Why the difference?
I can agree with this. Love MJ and Bird for their determination and toughness and will to win. They were fiercely competitive. Not interested in a ballerina with a basketball no matter how athletic they are.I've never weighed in on this debate, mostly because I don't care about basketball; but it seems like the difference between Brady and a host of other QB who are more physically talented. In a random pickup game, MJ would get schooled by quite a few other basketball players. Same for Brady (though football is much more a team sport than basketball, so his strategy of taking far less money than his market value to be on winning teams is the main reason for his success, in my opinion).
But over the course of a long season and long career, when mental toughness and will to win matter a lot more than they do in a single game, both just seem to have what it takes to sustain success despite their inferior physical talent and measurables.
LeBron and Kobe are obviously superior physically to MJ, just like dozens of QBs are obviously superior to Brady from a talent and physical standpoint; but MJ and Brady found a way to win despite that, and that's why they had the greatest careers.