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So now we can't say Blake is better than LMA without being told to leave and join the Clippers board? come on now
Blake gets more calls because most of his play is inside where you will get hammered on much more regularly and get fouled more. LMA doesn't get as many calls because much of his game is in the midrange and you just don't get fouled there as much. Griffin is shooting nearly 10 points higher than LMA this year. Blake has 24.2 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 3.5 apg on 53% shooting compared to 23.9 ppg, 11.4 rpg, 2.8 apg on 46% shooting for LMA.
I think you misunderstand me here. I said the thread title is OT and it is. I agree with cmeese that Griffin was better than LA last night. There are other forums for this discussion. The board could just fill up with LeBron, Kobe, Melo, etc discussions but we have a thread for those purposes...around the nba
I think you misunderstand me here. I said the thread title is OT and it is. I agree with cmeese that Griffin was better than LA last night. There are other forums for this discussion. The board could just fill up with LeBron, Kobe, Melo, etc discussions but we have a thread for those purposes...around the nba
Considering LA was nursing a sore groin, I think he drastically overachieved last night.
Health hiccups aside, I'd rate LA as the game's #1 PF... + he's usually feasted vs Blake. BG doesn't have the size/length to contest LA's shot which is the downside of his game in general.
Spot on, everybody always overlooks defense. Notice how BG rarely guarded LA, but most everytime LA guarded him he was unable to score. LA owns him one v one.
LA according to VORP is only shooting 38.2% on jump shots in the last month and only 39.3% overall. That has to improve or he needs to stop taking so many simple as that.
Nothing with as many moving parts as a basketball game is ever as simple as that. The Blazers' offense is built around LA. The perimeter opens up if he's making his shots and the other team is forced to double. If he stops shooting, then the rest of the offense tends to dry up.
not true. http://www.basketball-reference.com/play-index/h2h_finder.cgi?request=1&p1=griffbl01&p2=aldrila01
In their ten career games Griffin has a better ppg with a lower fga, rpg, apg, free throws attempted, fg%, 3 point%, spg. LMA leads in bpg and fewer turnovers, that's it.
I would never want him to stop shooting but he is too talented to just settle for 19 foot jumpers all the time
You missed a huge one, FT%. 80 to 64. But that's beyond the point I was making.
One on one, mano e mano (when one is guarding the other and vice versa), LA has the edge, and there are no stats specifically for that, only the eye test.
not true. http://www.basketball-reference.com/play-index/h2h_finder.cgi?request=1&p1=griffbl01&p2=aldrila01
In their ten career games Griffin has a better ppg with a lower fga, rpg, apg, free throws attempted, fg%, 3 point%, spg. LMA leads in bpg and fewer turnovers, that's it.
