Jordan Clarkson, the prototypical stats filler on bad team, with no impact on wins and losses.
As a 46th pick, I don't think he's overrated. Just by a few loyal and passionate fans, which is fine. He's exceeded expectations as a late 2nd round pick. Whether his ceiling is much higher than now, that's up for debate. But he's certainly shown he's an NBA player, which most late 2nd round picks are not. _________________ From 2-10 to the Western Conference Finals
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Math wrote:
yinoma2001 wrote:
Gimme_the_rock wrote:
Draymond Green.
??? He's an all-NBA player.
Yeah, that one's a head-scratcher.
He's a great player. A great role player. I see some superstar talk here surrounding him that I honestly believe is overinflated. _________________ We back.
He's a great player. A great role player. I see some superstar talk here surrounding him that I honestly believe is overinflated.
Meh... Draymond's a walking triple double. That's enough to warrant a discussion of its own.
And what Brad Stevens is doing in Boston with a bunch of role players is amazing. He's demonstrating superstars are overrated now. It's more of a team game than it ever was.
Jordan Clarkson, the prototypical stats filler on bad team, with no impact on wins and losses.
As a 46th pick, I don't think he's overrated. Just by a few loyal and passionate fans, which is fine. He's exceeded expectations as a late 2nd round pick. Whether his ceiling is much higher than now, that's up for debate. But he's certainly shown he's an NBA player, which most late 2nd round picks are not.
Clarkson is the most productive 2nd-rounder picked by the Lakers since Marc Gasol. _________________ -Avenue of the Champions- -RIP Dr Buss- #824
Jordan Clarkson, the prototypical stats filler on bad team, with no impact on wins and losses.
As a 46th pick, I don't think he's overrated. Just by a few loyal and passionate fans, which is fine. He's exceeded expectations as a late 2nd round pick. Whether his ceiling is much higher than now, that's up for debate. But he's certainly shown he's an NBA player, which most late 2nd round picks are not.
Clarkson is the most productive 2nd-rounder picked by the Lakers since Marc Gasol.
Indeed. _________________ From 2-10 to the Western Conference Finals
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