Labinot41
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I knowTheir situations arent even close to the same...
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I knowTheir situations arent even close to the same...
You do realize that going into tonight Klay was shooting under 40% from the field, 13.9% on 3 pointers, 41.9 eFG%, 7.9 PER, 45.2 TS%, and negative WS/48, OBPM, DBPM, and VORP. Before tonight GS fans were saying the same things we were saying about CJ that he sucks and they should trade him.CJ is better than klay
Or so the myth says he does.Klay plays defense, you know lol
If Klay takes better shots why are their career shooting percentages and advanced shooting stats pretty much exactly the same?Sure klay has it easier, but klay does not take as many bad shots as cj (I mean those 1vs3 ISO shots), klay uses his strenght perfectly as Spot up shooter and has a good drive to the Basket
This is an argument from the CJ thread in which I specifically said I'd take Klay but if you look at their stats they are virtually the same player except that CJ is the better passer.CJ is not better than Klay. Cmon.
Stop it, you Inciteful Factmonger!If Klay takes better shots why are their career shooting percentages and advanced shooting stats pretty much exactly the same?
This is an argument from the CJ thread in which I specifically said I'd take Klay but if you look at their stats they are virtually the same player except that CJ is the better passer.
This is an argument from the CJ thread in which I specifically said I'd take Klay but if you look at their stats they are virtually the same player except that CJ is the better passer.
What the fuck did I just say? I'm NOT saying CJ is better than Klay but you guys act like Klay is this great shooter when his shooting stats are the same as CJ's and he gets way more open looks. His defense is vastly overrated too. He is bigger sure.Curious if a single GM would take CJ over Klay. Maybe a couple. Klay is bigger and plays much better defense. I doubt Klay has any 5-25 games either but I’m not sure.
I've said multiple times that I would still take Klay but the numbers are way closer than people give CJ credit for. I'm curious what Klay's numbers would be like if he was on say the Knicks this season.What I would like to see is a poll of NBA coaches as to who they would rather have on their team. My gut feeling is CJ doesn't win that one, though I would be hard pressed to explain exactly why.
I've said multiple times that I would still take Klay but the numbers are way closer than people give CJ credit for. I'm curious what Klay's numbers would be like if he was on say the Knicks this season.
...but you guys act like Klay is this great shooter .
So is CJ top 10 of all time then?LOL. Top 3 all time
Curious if a single GM would take CJ over Klay. Maybe a couple. Klay is bigger and plays much better defense. I doubt Klay has any 5-25 games either but I’m not sure.
So is CJ top 10 of all time then?
Edit: Nevermind can we please not start a 47th different discussion about this same topic?
Milwuakee just beat Toronto. Without Giannis.
Toronto is NOT for real. :MARIS61:
I’ll never understand the reasoning behind a player having certain numbers on bad teams vs good teams. You can argue it both ways to fit your preferred narrative.
A guy scores 30 for a bad team = no one else is any good he has to score (Kevin Love in MN)
A guy scores 30 on a good team= the defense focuses on other players so he’s open (Klay)
It’s the dumbest argument.
The bad team big numbers arguement is usually more so about how effective a player is at getting wins. Love for example had bad team mates sure, but never led MN to winning anything it was empty stats. Dame for example has had mediocre talent for the most part but wills his team to wins , big difference.I’ll never understand the reasoning behind a player having certain numbers on bad teams vs good teams. You can argue it both ways to fit your preferred narrative.
A guy scores 30 for a bad team = no one else is any good he has to score (Kevin Love in MN)
A guy scores 30 on a good team= the defense focuses on other players so he’s open (Klay)
It’s the dumbest argument.
Milwuakee, without Giannis, just beat Toronto, without Kawhi.
Milwuakee just beat Toronto. Without Giannis.
Toronto is NOT for real. :MARIS61:
The bad team big numbers arguement is usually more so about how effective a player is at getting wins. Love for example had bad team mates sure, but never led MN to winning anything it was empty stats. Dame for example has had mediocre talent for the most part but wills his team to wins , big difference.
No ones saying Klay is a bad player, but Klay is GS’s third option the last few years, and has been on stacked teams (He’s part of the stack!) , he never gets doubled, he never gets trapped. That is in fact much different defenses he’s facing compared to other similar SG’s in the nba right now.
In general I absolutely agree with you, but it's not always actually dumb, you have to figure in efficiency.I’ll never understand the reasoning behind a player having certain numbers on bad teams vs good teams. You can argue it both ways to fit your preferred narrative.
A guy scores 30 for a bad team = no one else is any good he has to score (Kevin Love in MN)
A guy scores 30 on a good team= the defense focuses on other players so he’s open (Klay)
It’s the dumbest argument.
If you're addressing my post, that wasn't my argument. But you're telling me that if CJ was on the Warriors, his opportunities wouldn't improve? Or if the Blazers didn't play with such a poor bench (the last two years) and had a legit 3rd threat on offense, that CJ and Damians %'s wouldn't improve?
That's exactly what happened against the Pelicans in the playoffs. The Blazers had zero players who were serious threats on the floor, meaning that the Pelicans were able to double Damian, basically nullifying him. That wouldn't happen if they had a 3rd star on the team.
If CJ was on the Warriors would he score more? Less? He’d be “more open” but he’d be sharing scoring with a bunch of all stars. The pointless argument goes round and round. I judge based on my own two eyes. Not saying I’m right but I would take Klay over CJ due to defense and size. And he’s an elite shooter.
