Anthony Davis vs Andre Drummond....which big would you rather build around?

[NormanConnors]

bs how?

2. Drummond hasn't taken that next step to be dominant offensively: He went from 13.5 ppg on 62% in his 2nd year to 13.1 on 50% (was shooting 43% the first two months). His free throw went from 41% to 39%. You think he got better?

3. Deandre Jordan > Drummond: Deandre has much bigger impact on the game defensively. Drummond is still learning how to play D.

and why do you think the percentage has dropped? seems like you're just looking at box scores

 

[Perfectson]

the question was is he taking the next steps to be dominant

and yeah im serious he is better on the boards than DJ, stop twisting my words up breh

what steps has he taken, his scoring hasn't moved and he's doing the same shyt he was doing last year. Meanwhile DJ has improved his efficeincy

 

[ManBearPig]

 

[NOSaintsFan02]

Abunch of Isaiah Thomas ol GM MFers in this thread luckily none of yall are GMs

That's why I don't take faux GMs on here seriously. Everyone is a genius when looking at moves from retrospect.

 

[Osmosis]

One is a top five player in the league.. the other isnt. Not a knock on Drummond but AD is vastly superior.

 

[Perfectson]

few notes after readint through this thread

1. Davis > Drummond
2. Drummond hasn't taken that next step to be dominant offensively
3. Deandre Jordan > Drummond

up - it's always good to do these post-mortems to show which posters were being idiots.

 

[Perfectson]

the question was is he taking the next steps to be dominant

and yeah im serious he is better on the boards than DJ, stop twisting my words up breh

do you still feel this way?

DJ was 11.5 ppg and 15 rebounds agame 2.2 blocks and shot 71% from the field
Dre was 13.8 ppg 13.5 rebounds a game and 1.9 blocks and shot 51% from the field, which is severe drop off than his prior two years for a .3 increase in ppg

so tell me where he took "next steps" on being dominant?

 

[Perfectson]

Except, he's not as good off the ball with his movement, which is the point cot damn. He can't score 10ppg with a team that has shooters and an elite PG, but will come to a team with no shooters and a crowded frontcourt and suddenly be able to do it?



Yeah, continue to prove you don't watch dudes play, but will talk about them like you do. Drummond moves and cuts off the ball like Varejao did, DeAndre straight up doesn't move off the ball like that. The point is, that is how he is scoring, movement off the ball is a huge reason he gets points. The ability to seal dudes under the rim is something he's just recently started doing as well, but that doesn't matter cause you don't see it All the things he does goes into why he scores more than & is a better player than Deandre, despite being 5 years younger.






Not as mad as you'll be when you see Jahlil Okafor getting sonned by Joel Embiid, you seem to argue for the wrong center all the time breh

LMFAO, there's so much bullshyt in this post alone!

Specifically that last line haahaa

 

[Hoganese]

A bunch of great talent evaluators in this thread.

 

[YourMajesty]

Brow too frail...Drum built to last

Still soft ass baby shyt smh

Drum>

 

[Regular_P]

Still soft ass baby shyt smh

Drum>

 

[wire28]

Guy averaging damn near 20 and 20

Or a frail unibrow that is already given up on the post game and trying to be 7 foot Steph curry

Drummgawd wins again

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

 

[ManBearPig]

59 and 20

 

[superunknown23]