you're the onthat brought up teams breh...i'll gladly accept there are variable such as rosters, coaching, and roles that will cause a few ppg or rpg here or there. Which basically nets out Deandre Jordan and Drummond. Drummond has not distanced himself from the pack despite being on a losing team where you would think that if he was as good as you say he is, he would be eating. Jordan didn't come into the league playing the MPG Drummond received but i'm not in here saying Jordan is better and i'm not talking about his growth - you are trying to distance Drummond from Jordan when they are basically the same player at this point (skill set wise and stat wise).
Again, why wasn't Jordan eating when he was on a bad team? Jordan didn't get the minutes when he came into the league because he wasn't as good, and even at 25 he's not better than Drummond is at 20
You're smoking something if you think Jordan could play for the Pistons and put up the same numbers as him. I'm distancing Drummond from Jordan because they aren't the same player, Drummond is closer to what Varejao was during his best years than he is Jordan.
He's the best PnR big man in the league right now ??? I'm done! Drummond gets 13 ppg basically all on garbage points because all these attributes you think he has, he doesn't! - lol@ thinking the coaching staff is telling Jennings to hold back Drummond and not let him realize his full potential.
You really are clueless, last season he was 24th in the league with 1.18 points per possession on the pick and roll, as of last month he was 1.33 points per possession as the roll man. Again, that is with Brandon Jennings as his PG, a PG that does not look to pass unless the shot isn't there for himself. You clearly don't watch this team play, the shyt is painfully obvious, even more so when you say Jennings and Monroe are better. Jordan with Jennings would be an ugly ugly thing.
and Jennings really only uses dude for his best interest.
