Who is the third best player in the NBA?
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jpake1Was somebody serious when they voted for Duncan?
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NateI'd vote Duncan over Howard if we were considering Duncan of the early 2000's.
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SQ_Crazies
I said it's based on a simple stat--which is points. You can look at points in two different ways. My argument is that there aren't any other variables like some of you want to say there are. Points is all that matters.goldengonzo wrote:
But, but, but!!! I thought you said whoever leads the PPG stat is the best scorer?!?!?!SQ_Crazies wrote:
I mean they give it out based on PPG. I have no control over that, so LeBron DID win it--to answer your question. But Kobe scored the most points, and my opinion doesn't change now that I see who it is, it isn't Kobe's fault that LeBron only played 75 games. Kobe scored more points, I would give the scoring title to Kobe. But the NBA goes PPG--which makes total sense to me too. Either way it's fine, bottom line is--most points wins. There shouldn't be any factor other than points to determine who the best scorer is. Points=scoring, scoring=points. When you play a game and lose 103-99--you can look into the game all you want, the bottom line is you didn't score enough points to win.Keebler wrote: So in theory, SQ is saying Kobe should have won the scoring title if it is based on who scored more points regardless of games played..
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jpake1Smush Parker has to be getting some respect.
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sleeperThe scoring title is based on PPG, not total points. Obviously there's some type of minimum of games that need to be played, but that's how the NBA hands out the scoring title.
Now as far as "best scorer", I don't think the scoring title necessarily dictates who the "best scorer" in the league is, but its clearly Lebron James without a doubt. When's the last time Lebron went 4-19? Or had a game where he shot under 30%? -
NateHe went 6 for 20 against the Hawks in Dec.
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Hb31187Melo isnt the man on his team? Thats who the team goes to in crunch time lol, (See Cleveland last week). He doesnt run the team no because hes not a point forward, doesnt mean hes not the man
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LJI know absolutely nothing about basketball but have a lot of sports talk radio on in the background during the day. So... why did the name Dwayne Wade pop up in my head before I even opened this thread and saw the poll results?
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jpake1
He's the best player on that team without a doubt. Is he THE leader of that team? I definitely have my doubts about that. Melo is starting to take away anything that Billups holds in that team, but when you compare him to LBJ, Kobe, and Wade... there is no question who the man and leader is of those teams. With Melo, most people can at least question it.Hb31187 wrote: Melo isnt the man on his team? Thats who the team goes to in crunch time lol, (See Cleveland last week). He doesnt run the team no because hes not a point forward, doesnt mean hes not the man -
SQ_Crazies
I agree with this. There is no doubt that Melo is the best player on the team, but he doesn't lead his guys like some of the others.jpake1 wrote:
He's the best player on that team without a doubt. Is he THE leader of that team? I definitely have my doubts about that. Melo is starting to take away anything that Billups holds in that team, but when you compare him to LBJ, Kobe, and Wade... there is no question who the man and leader is of those teams. With Melo, most people can at least question it.Hb31187 wrote: Melo isnt the man on his team? Thats who the team goes to in crunch time lol, (See Cleveland last week). He doesnt run the team no because hes not a point forward, doesnt mean hes not the man -
mtrulz^^What about Chauncey Billups?
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FootwedgeI'm thinking Jamison...a lot of press clippings on him.
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3reppomThis year it's Durant. If you want to judge with consideration of past years it would probably be Wade.
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Trueblue23I'll go with Melo, followed by Wade
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End of LineD-Wade