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as well as Aldridge has been playing in January, Griffin has been playing better
Here is my problems with Kevin Love and him making the all star game: Team record. He never gets any sportcenter worthy highlights. His defense sucks, both of the guys he is competing with are decent defenders.
Griffin has been in beast mode from the jump. LMA took about a month and a half to get really hot. Using that criteria and the fact that the Clippers are actually starting to look like a scary team gives Blake the edge in my opinion. That said both deserve to get in over Love given their vastly superior defense.
Clippers still suck with Griffin as their #1 guy. Trail Blazers are a playoff contender with LaMarcus as their #1 guy.
Clippers still suck with Griffin as their #1 guy.
Have the named the coach for the West?
That will be huge on determining who gets picked as reserves.
He will be in the slam dunk competition too.
Griffin and it isn't even close.
You're wrong, and you're not paying close enough attention.
IMO, both are playing out-of-their-minds good and are deserving of an All-Star spot. I think there's a good chance that they both make the squad and Love is left on the outside looking in. That said, Aldridge is flat-out carrying his team to a better record than Griffin's Clippers.
Griff's Clippers are 10-4 since 12/17, the same period that LMA's Blazers are 10-6. I hope both make it, personally... Blake is All-Star Game material (flashy, larger than life play on the court, dunks like a maniac). I also worry that LMA might stop trying so hard if he misses the ASG... or he may beast harder in anger for being snubbed... I don't know what he'll do.
I have to say this: the way Griff is playing in his second season really puts Oden's second season in perspective. Even the one season he was reasonably healthy, he was not on par with what Griff is doing.
Ah well......20/20 hindsight.
I have to say this: the way Griff is playing in his second season really puts Oden's second season in perspective. Even the one season he was reasonably healthy, he was not on par with what Griff is doing.
Ah well......20/20 hindsight.
I have to say this: the way Griff is playing in his second season really puts Oden's second season in perspective. Even the one season he was reasonably healthy, he was not on par with what Griff is doing.
Ah well......20/20 hindsight.
I disagree.
Blake Griffin (who I love watching, btw) - has a 23.2 PER, Oden's PER was 23.1 - and you have to remember that Blake is a good defensive player and a monster offensively, where Oden was an efficient offensive player and a monster defensively.
FWIW - Grif's ORTG of 112 is lower than Oden's 118 - and his DRTG of 106 (very good) can not come close to Oden's 100 (elite DRTG in the league). If you look at their WS/48 - Oden's .214 trumps Grif's 0.164 (FWIW - Oden's rookie year's 0.167 is about the same as Grif's 0.164).
There are a lot of things to mourn about Oden - but his production on the court when healthy is not one of them.
Griffin is having what might be the best rookie season in the last 30 years.
at least since MJ

Sigh. Do you really believe Griffen and Oden have similar roles on their teams?
