So someone explained the definitive definition of superstar provided by the NBA encyclopedia and y'all all agreed and moved on? Cuz that's not what I read.
Just what he was making this year and last. I don't think there is some NBA clause saying that would have to re-sign him this summer or that they would have to over pay if he were already here.
It was thee that was having things explained to him. Take it with a grain of salt. Everyone else was agreeing with the obvious. Superstar level players are always all stars and usually first or second team all NBA. As great as Mitchell is he isn't that yet. I think pretty much every jazz fan can agree with that. Except thee
Why do you always insert your own premise into an argument that isn't based on that?
Mitchell is a super star.
No. I thought we would have traded for him last year, see how he fits and will be and the play and then make a decision after we have that knowledge. I never thought we should trade for him and then re-sign him no matter what. If it turned out he didn't fit and didn't make us better then let him go. All you lose is a late first which I figured wouldn't help us much. I think I was right. I think Niko would have done more than Grayson. But I didn't think we should certainly re-sign him. Only do that if he is what we wanted him to be.
Name me some other super stars that didn't make the all star team and won't be all NBA.
No. The trade was 100% a first for Niko. Not favors.
I guess at some point when your eyes see one thing and you happen to be undefeated when Rubio is out and Mitchell starts at PG then I start to beleive in it more. But I like numbers too so I get you.
Yeah, the thing is I think you have stupid eyes that are subject to recency and confirmation bias.
Nah, not really. Its a a term that comes with a cult of personality. Anything else is just a stupid phrase that is up to extreme interpretation based on what you think constitutes adding "super". Is this Dragon Ball Z? Does their hair turn a new color when they start playing like a Super Star? Is there another level above Super Star where their hair turns blue?
All-Star isn't used to define being a star. Rudy has never been an All-star but you'd be a moron not to call him a star.
You are proving your original point about this in fact being an argument since there is apparently more than one idiot that doesn't know what a superstar is, so congrats.
