@CHECKTHEWORK1@eyehatemyteams Again that’s one thing. Cade’s scoring, passing, and defense were all on display simultaneously with Duren’s inability to score at the basket, score from the post, pass like he did in the regular season, and defend the rim
@CHECKTHEWORK1@eyehatemyteams Cade’s highs deeply overshadow his lows. Duren had very little playoff highs last year and was outplayed by a 3rd string center
@CHECKTHEWORK1 There’s no way you watched that magic game 6 and thought anything outside of Cade being the truth. I can’t tell if this is a contrarian gimmick or what because there might not be any convincing you tbh
@CHECKTHEWORK1 No I don’t just box score watch, if that’s the case I’d harp on his turnover numbers like crazy. I watched every playoff game and saw someone who is very clearly one of the best guards in the east that was arguably asked to do more than any other player in The postseason of 26
@CHECKTHEWORK1 Your question is silliness. His playoff stats speak for themselves. He needs to work on ball security but outside of that he is not a playoff dropper. Still is a team sport after all