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lol not sure, but that team is going to be fun to watch with Jennings and Smith
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Kobe and Duncan have both been more successful than Melo the past couple of years.
Wait, I might have misread
Are we counting success as making zero noise in the playoffs year after year? Because on that note, Melo is wildly more successful than Kobe and Duncan, and probably every player not playing for a lottery team
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Can this Indiana homer just stop.
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I'm an Indiana homer, from Pittsburgh who's favorite players are Jamal Crawford and Rajon Rondo
long story short
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So Paul George RIGHT NOW = Scottie Pippen? lol. PG as of now is more comparable to Luol Deng from about 2-3 yrs ago. a better ball handling/passing version. Scottie was a point forward/ super elite defender, who could score efficiently at a high clip as a second option. a very rare player. Does Paul George have the potential to be that? Possibly. But right now, hes not that.
People saying Melo isn't hofer know there's referees in the hot there's a guy in the that didn't even average 10 points
6× NBA All-Star (2007–2008, 2010–2013)
NBA scoring champion (2013)
2× All-NBA Second Team (2010, 2013)
4× All-NBA Third Team (2006–2007, 2009, 2012)
NBA All-Rookie First Team (2004) FIBA World Championship All-Tournament Team (2006)
NCAA champion (2003)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (2003)
Big East Rookie of the Year (2003)
Plus 2 gold medals and a bronze
He has 5-7 years left basketball to add to his resume, he makes it in easily
He's not Jordan, lebron or kobe people need to realize this but he's a great basketball player
6× NBA All-Star (2007–2008, 2010–2013)
NBA scoring champion (2013)
2× All-NBA Second Team (2010, 2013)
4× All-NBA Third Team (2006–2007, 2009, 2012)
NBA All-Rookie First Team (2004) FIBA World Championship All-Tournament Team (2006)
NCAA champion (2003)
NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player (2003)
Big East Rookie of the Year (2003)
Plus 2 gold medals and a bronze
He has 5-7 years left basketball to add to his resume, he makes it in easily
He's not Jordan, lebron or kobe people need to realize this but he's a great basketball player
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Gordon Hayward is better than Paul George, though.
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No, I dont think Paul George will ever be that.
But I never said anything about Paul George = Scottie Pippen, I was just responding to you saying that Bruce Bowen >>>> Melo
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I like PG but I think people are rushing his progression , he's on his way not there yet though with the elite guys.
He's mid tier
lets see him do it again for a season or two before he gets bumped up a notch.
He's mid tier
lets see him do it again for a season or two before he gets bumped up a notch.
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i dont understand how you like crawford but not like melo
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Gordan Hayward is my favorite player. No lie. I expect 18 5 & 4 from shorty this year.
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Because nobody expects anything from Jamal Crawford, and I like obscure NBA records, Jamal Crawford holds 2 of my favorite
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Gordon Hayward is good, but ain't he a sixth man?
Y'all fools thinking PG ain't better than Hayward.
Y'all fools thinking PG ain't better than Hayward.
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That depends on who you're 3 seed is, hopefully its Brooklyn or New York because that will definitely not be a sweep.
I think we have a chance against both.
Don't forget about Big DRE!!!!!!
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Welp.
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Solarius no hate but is there a day that goes by when your not arguing with someone in this thread bro?
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Solarius no hate but is there a day that goes by when your not arguing with someone in this thread bro?
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was MJ the greatest player of all time when he first retired?
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lol, its fun. I missed NT, but I dont think we're arguing. Atleast I'm not, I just like talking sports...it does get a lil intense on my sideSolarius no hate but is there a day that goes by when your not arguing with someone in this thread bro?
but I do love what the Jazz have in Hayward, Favors and Kanter. What do you guys think Hayward's ceiling is?
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Not that high especially with that overrated slow bum Trey Burke.
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On no planet is Hayward better than PG24. Not even in a joking manner.
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Solarius no hate but is there a day that goes by when your not arguing with someone in this thread bro?
but I do love what the Jazz have in Hayward, Favors and Kanter. What do you guys think Hayward's ceiling is?
Well Hayward is at George's level right now, so... Scottie Pippen?
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This was cool to see.College national championship, Two time Olympian it's the basketball Hof not the Nbathose numbers mean something?
i dont see why Melo even gets into the HOFThat's not enough to guarantee him a spot in the HOF. There are seven players who have won Olympic Gold, NCAA championships and NBA championship(s)
Quinn Buckner ,Olympic Champion: 1976, NCAA Champion: 1976 (Indiana Univ), NBA Champion: 1984 (Celtics)
Magic Johnson, Olympic Champion: 1992, NCAA Champion: 1979 (Michigan State Univ), NBA Champion: 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987-88 (Lakers)
K. C. Jones, Olympic Champion: 1956, NCAA Champion: 1955-56 (Univ of San Francisco), NBA Champion: 1959-66 (Celtics)
Michael Jordan, Olympic Champion: 1984, 1992, NCAA Champion: 1982 (Univ of North Carolina), NBA Champion: 1991-93, 1996-98 ( Bulls)
Clyde Lovelette, Olympic Champion: 1952, NCAA Champion: 1952 (Univ of Kansas), NBA Champion: 1954 (Minneapolis Lakers), 1963-64 (Celtics)
Jerry Lucas, Olympic Champion: 1960, NCAA Champion: 1960 (The Ohio State University), NBA Champion: 1973 (Knicks)
Bill Russell, Olympic Champion: 1956, NCAA Champion: 1955-56 (Univ of San Francisco), NBA Champion: 1957, 1959-66, 1968-69 ( Celtics)
Of an elite group.
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Bruh, look at what Kobe and Dirk have done since 2010/2011. Duncan doesn't qualify for this discussions since he isn't the Spurs number one option.
Sweeps/getting bounced out the first round. Since that time, Melo has been a better number one option.
And this Paul George nonsense has to stop. Let him become great. If he's going to be this top tier number one option then let it happen. As it stands now, he's not a number one option, and surely not even close to Carmelo Anthony. Paul George is closer to the JR Smith's, Eric Gordon's, and OJ Mayo's, Iguodala's, and Luol Deng's of the world than a Carmelo Anthony.
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Well of course youre gonna use these years
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