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But...like really.....how the **** are we gonna get a star?
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lmao I truly dgaf. The dudes who are calling me retards are the ones who admit to only reading the first lines of my post, and attack my "fact-checking" in basketball arguments *insert UGLI's MarvWilliams debacle here* *ask Zulu for confirm*
Simply calling me stupid does nothing but make me think that my point is even more correct-- as they cannot come up with solid reasoning to negate the points that I have made.
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Ahh. Attacking my points via resulting to personal insults without even beginning to address the remarks that I made. You're off to a good start.
You mean the idea of taking a player who is capable of shouldering HEAVY production, in the playoffs, while playing against the best team in the league in a 7 game series, WHILE being an absolutely consensus best defensive player in the league? Why yes, of course I would select him. Roy plays big in big games, and is a defensive stud throughout the regular season. More than I could ask for from my starting center that I'm building around.
You know when an argument quickly becomes a flaming pile of **** (poop), when the refs are brought in. Absolutely ridiculous. Crediting Roy's play from the refereeing? Pull your head out of your ***.
So if I have an option of taking on a player who get's profoundly beneficial treatment from refereeing (lol) and he is probably the single most effective weapon against easily the best team in the league, you're telling me that I SHOULDN'T value him.....because....???
Glad you offered so much credible support to this claim. No, really.
In other words Paul George = superstar because this is what I think a superstar is and therefore Paul George should belong. That is some profoundly tautological thinking right there.
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I said you suck balls because I consider you a friend and I thought it was funny. Had nothing to do with my argument, I just like to give you ****.
If Roy plays big in big games, then why are the rest of his playoff stats equivalent to his regular season stats except when he doesn't play the Heat? Are those not big games? Hibbert is good, but he's going to perform better than he is against a team like the Heat because they don't have a post player.
As for the ref discussion...it wasn't exactly part of my argument, I was more just pointing it out. When you allow one player to foul consistently, it makes a difference. Hibbert was reffed differently in every single series except that one, and it made a difference as he usually would have fouled out.
Anyways, my point was that you're taking your value on Hibbert based on how he plays against the Heat, which has proven to be an aberration based on his performance verse other teams. As for taking the heavy weight of his team during the playoffs...he averaged around 14 ppg in every series that wasn't played against the Heat. I'm not sure what you think a heavy load is, but 14 ppg isn't one of them.
I brought up numbers, while you attacked the minor deficiencies of my points. You won't attack the numbers because you know you can't touch them. You won't touch the fact that Hibbert's play verse the Heat is an aberration from his normal play.
And you still suck balls.
If Roy plays big in big games, then why are the rest of his playoff stats equivalent to his regular season stats except when he doesn't play the Heat? Are those not big games? Hibbert is good, but he's going to perform better than he is against a team like the Heat because they don't have a post player.
As for the ref discussion...it wasn't exactly part of my argument, I was more just pointing it out. When you allow one player to foul consistently, it makes a difference. Hibbert was reffed differently in every single series except that one, and it made a difference as he usually would have fouled out.
Anyways, my point was that you're taking your value on Hibbert based on how he plays against the Heat, which has proven to be an aberration based on his performance verse other teams. As for taking the heavy weight of his team during the playoffs...he averaged around 14 ppg in every series that wasn't played against the Heat. I'm not sure what you think a heavy load is, but 14 ppg isn't one of them.
I brought up numbers, while you attacked the minor deficiencies of my points. You won't attack the numbers because you know you can't touch them. You won't touch the fact that Hibbert's play verse the Heat is an aberration from his normal play.
And you still suck balls.
Hibbert w/ that super-star stat line.
