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[JazzMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hornetz

I agree on the aspect that a player's stats reflect the type of player but still adherently believe that an 89 overall is dare I say, overrated? I will use another excellent passing big man as my example, Blake Griffin. This season Blake Griffin is averaging 23p, 8.7r, and an even 5a/ game. We take those numbers vs. Draymond Green who shoots 46% while Blake Griffin is at 50%. Now using your argument of (a players stats reflect the player, I also maintain my argument that a players STATISTICS reflect his OVERALL in this game. That all being said Draymond Green is an 89 and Blake Griffin is an 89 also. If I'm Blake Griffin my statistics are justified, for Draymond Green 1 more rebound and nearly 10 less points/gm and I'm wondering where this comes from??? Now Damian Lillard who you pointed out, I was not making a case for, as he is not overrated is he?

You do know that Draymond is a Top 5 defender and the league and that could possibly sway his ratings upwards a bit?

[Hornetz]

Quote: Originally Posted by JazzMan

You do know that Draymond is a Top 5 defender and the league and that could possibly sway his ratings upwards a bit?

You do know that Tony Allen (a 6'4 SG) is averaging 6p, 3r and is considered one of the top defenders in the NBA not only to me but Kobe Bryant called him "one of his toughest match-ups?" EVER. Defense isn't a parallel to being a 90 bud. Now, Tony Allen doesn't have near the stats but I bet if he had 10p, 5r and was an 85 you'd call him overrated correct?

Two days ago Draymond Green was an 85, two days later he's an 89. Not correct sir.

[JazzMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hornetz

You do know that Tony Allen (a 6'4 SG) is averaging 6p, 3r and is considered one of the top defenders in the NBA not only to me but Kobe Bryant called him "one of his toughest match-ups?" Defense isn't a parallel to being a 90 bud. Now, Tony Allen doesn't have near the stats but I bet if he had 10p, 5r and was an 85 you'd call him overrated correct? Two days Draymond Green was an 85, two days later he's an 89. Not correct sir.

Except you can't compare Allen's offensive game to Draymond's. Allen is a liability on offense. Teams literally ignore him when he's on the floor. Draymond is a legitimate weapon and a playmaker on offense while being elite defensively. He's well-rounded, Allen is not.

It's cool if you don't like Green, I don't either, but he's good.

[SpeedyClaxton]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hornetz

You do know that Tony Allen (a 6'4 SG) is averaging 6p, 3r and is considered one of the top defenders in the NBA not only to me but Kobe Bryant called him "one of his toughest match-ups?" EVER. Defense isn't a parallel to being a 90 bud. Now, Tony Allen doesn't have near the stats but I bet if he had 10p, 5r and was an 85 you'd call him overrated correct? Two days ago Draymond Green was an 85, two days later he's an 89. Not correct sir.

That statement is true and coming from Kobe is completely justified. Draymond is type of player who does little bit of everything but 89 is just beyond overrated.

[ksuttonjr76]

The Pacers decreases continue...I wish he would touch up the defensive ratings as much as he touches the offense ratings...

Solomon Hill still has a 39 dunk rating, SMH.

[JazzMan]

Rudy Gobert played last night. He should be active now, but he isn't.

[Yuss]

Draymond Green has better rebound, blocking, Assist numbers than Griffin.
Also has better defensive numbers that contributes to his Overall being the same as Griffin



EDIT: Yesterday Draymond was listed as an 87, now an 89 I see.

[SpeedyClaxton]

Quote: Originally Posted by ksuttonjr76

The Pacers decreases continue...I wish he would touch up the defensive ratings as much as he touches the offense ratings... Solomon Hill still has a 39 dunk rating, SMH.

lool, dude can't even dunk in game ^^