@twoyrsaway@MarzTalksSports Jerry had the volume and efficiency of MJ, and it translated to the postseason. On many occasions, he even increased both his volume and efficiency in the playoffs. Despite facing the greatest dynasty of all time led by Bill Russell, he still maintained elite production
@Qotuuu@realapp It really depends on your definition of a superteam, but if youโre going by that logic, then the โ90s Bulls, 2000s Lakers, and 2000s Spurs would all count as superteams too but I just donโt buy that
@SeanSniped@PolymarketHoops best playmaking season, but itโs kind of the same reason with 19 his offense improved, but the drop-off defensively compared to 2017 is just more significant to me
@SeanSniped@PolymarketHoops I can see the argument for 2019 Kawhi, but I still think 2017 was better. For me, the defensive gap is just bigger than the offensive improvement. By 2019 he had already declined pretty noticeably on defense compared to his earlier years. And in 2021 yeah that was probably his
@FourtyBal@ash4nd1021 Yeah, I think Harden played really well too honestly not sure why I forgot about him. But yeah, for me heโs right there with AD as arguably the best player in that series.