In their current roles, yes. In Blake's natural role, that's a tough one. I like Bosh's game.
Blake Griffin is so annoying to watch
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In their current roles, yes. In Blake's natural role, that's a tough one. I like Bosh's game.
GoddamnyamanProf
Countdown to Armageddon
Amare had the fastest first step from a big that I have ever seen, Griffin may jump higher but he wasn't close to Amare athletically. That move he hit Duncan with, ball faked, jab stepped then went around Timothy like he wasn't even there had me like
Found it, 32 seconds....unreal first step for someone 6"10 250lbs.
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beenz
Rap Guerilla
yeah his rebounding has dropped every year. there is no reason for him not to average a double double. he should do that in his sleep.
I hate to say it, but Blake and Love are best fits are losing type of teams. Their games aren't conducive to winning Basketball. Love and Griffin are at their best ball dominating and they have negative impact their PG's. I am not a fan of either player but if they make some adjustments, I would like them more.
Legit areas where Griffin can improve:
Griffin needs a to go move in the post.
Griffin needs to be better in terms of team defense. He needs to watch more film.
Griffin needs to get tougher like Kobe did when he matured as a player.
Now, I think these are realistic things Griffin can do to improve as a PF.
Legit areas where Griffin can improve:
Griffin needs a to go move in the post.
Griffin needs to be better in terms of team defense. He needs to watch more film.
Griffin needs to get tougher like Kobe did when he matured as a player.
Now, I think these are realistic things Griffin can do to improve as a PF.
By 30 his skills will erode
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Gil Scott-Heroin
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His decrease in rebounding rate is mostly to do with DeAndre's increase in minutes and personnel changes.
This.
Jordan can't be the reason, his minutes per game are down from last year and the year before. Just seems like Blake said fukk it, we got other rebounders.
The pace was went down tremendously since his 2nd year. The style of play is might have hampered him as well. Playing with Kaman was better for him to get bounds since Kaman actually boxes out which gave Griffin some easy boards. He didn't become a worse rebounder.
USSInsiders
Banned
yeah he doeshis actual release is like when you hold down the thumbstick and don't let go in 2k13
Gil Scott-Heroin
Veteran
I'm talking about Jordan's increase of minutes over Blake's rookie season and sophomore season and the drop since then:
Combined with Blake's drop in minutes:
2010/2011 Season - 38.0 MPG
2011/2012 Season - 36.2 MPG
2012/2012 Season - 32.5 MPG
Then you weigh into account personnel (adapting to CP3's style/pace), with more minutes distributed throughout the frontcourt.
Amare in his prime was just 
One of the few that could go toe to toe with Duncan scoring for scoring in the playoffs.
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ehhh, Hakeem Olajuwon was also NOT the smooth finesse player he was in the 90's. He grew into that. He changed his game.
PLayers can change.
You say Blake is a face-up scoring big, and that's EXACTLY what Karl Malone was. How many times did you see Karl Malone play with his back to the basket and back somebody down, or hit a turn around or fadeaway ala Bernard King? Rarely, if ever.
He played facing the basket.
Right now Blake has only his quickness to get from that 15 ft baseline area to the basket. And depending on the defense, that option is not always available.
His issue is technique mainly. He releases his shot on the way down and he floats away while in the air on a faceup. Weird.
