kjironman1
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How many of those series did his team win?"widely accepted" by who?
Clippers 2017 (injured & missed 2 games; avg 8-7)
Warriors 2017 (avg 16-13)
OKC 2018 (avg 14-11)
Houston 2018 (avg 12-10)
Houston 2019 (avg 11-10)
Denver 2020 (avg 17-11)
Memphis 2021 (avg 17-13)
Clippers 2021 (avg 13-12)
Dallas 2022 (avg 12-13)
Denver 2023 (avg 15-12)
Phoenix 2024 (avg 15-11)
Denver 2024 (avg 10-11)
Dallas 2024 (avg 12-8)
Lakers 2025 (avg 8-10)
Warriors 2025 (avg 10-9)
OKC 2025 (avg 5-6)
for 12 straight playoff series over an 8 year stretch he averaged a double-double. He averaged 17 points twice and 13 rebounds twice. Yes, he appears to be slowing down based upon the small sample size of the OKC series and the earlier series this season, but he's essentially 33. There are 12 years separating where Gobert is and where Clingan is
bluntly speaking, the notion that Gobert has ever been 'played of the floor' in the playoffs is myth. There might have been a game, here or there, where his matchup was bad and he was replaces for a quarter. But over the course of 15 playoff series in 9 years, no team has forced him to the bench.
I would agree it's probably fair to question the Clingan-->Gobert comp at this point. Gobert is a 4 time DPOY. That's elite talent
Just curious?