Is Chris Paul bad or is his roster trash

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You really do need to stop projecting with that shyt. It's hilarious you've got the nerve to talk shyt after disappearing yesterday. Can't say I'm surprised. :mjgrin:
Disappear? No, its called ignoring you. Like you do with an annoying kid who wont shut up in the checkout line of the grocery store.
 

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So Paul can hold the ball for 16 seconds before passing it to him:patrice:

Kawhi gets almost no catch and shoot opportunities since nobody outside of manu really gets him the ball in a position to catch and shoot, and he doesn't play with manu all that much. If Paul comes here his catch and shoot numbers are going to go WAY up by virtue of how good of a pg Paul is. Doesn't really matter if he holds it 16 seconds or not...

Kawhi also won't have to guard point guards anymore since Paul is plenty good enough to hold his own against all but the best of the best.

Doubling Kawhi is going to be out of the question because Paul is a far superior catch and shoot guy over parker...probably even over mills...

He is going to turn Dedmon into Deandre for probably half the cost contract wise...

I don't want Paul in swag antonio cause then Dejounte probably gets moved to the two and I want Dejounte at the point, but make no mistake about it if Paul came he by himself would cover up almost every basketball flaw this team has...

I shyt on Paul as much as the next person...but it is funny how IT is the celtics best player and most people say they need another star cause IT is just to small to carry a championship team in the playoffs...yet paul is roughly the same size and people constantly talk about how he can't carry the clippers and he chokes all the time...
 

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Chris Paul led teams just have complete breakdowns in the playoffs. He's the one constant. Don't forget about this gem :usure: 58 point loss at home in the playoffs

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May have been the 2nd quarter then. Yup, I just checked...it was the 2nd quarter. OKC was up 13 and looked like they were pulling away again with a little over 4 minutes left. Over the next 5 minutes Klay scored 15 pts, the Thunder scored 12 and the Warriors actually took the lead. So like I said, the game is over in the 3rd if it wasn't for Klay going insane (and some good defense on the other end). At this point in the game Steph had 9 pts on 2-7 shooting and he even missed a couple FT. His shooting struggles in OKC were still in full effect and this point.
A few problems with this, you're doing a lot of juelzsantanagif from your original point which was using Game 6 as an example of Curry not showing up and Klay saving the day - you're wrong on that point. Yes Klay did have the better performance, but let's not act like Curry wasn't right there with him contributing at a high level (Curry had 22 points in the second half and Klay had 25 - they combined for 78% of GS' total points in the second half).

Furthermore, don't marginalize Curry's performance to just his scoring, as if he wasn't playmaking/getting guys open looks either from direct passing (9 assists), off-ball and on-ball gravity which opened up the floor for his teammates and secondary looks (he led that series in secondary assists). Nobody ever likes talking about just how much offensive impact he has even when he isn't scoring - he's the MAIN reason why the Warriors end up having so many open looks - he's the nucleus of it all. Not to mention he held Westbrook to low efficiency scoring (32% shooting) and a high-turnover rate when he was the primary defender (defended more shots than any other Warriors player) during that series.
 
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Nope he shouldn't but who's he gonna give it to? Like I said it's not all on him it's not all on the team. It's many factors that go into wins and losses and putting it all on one player is never the answer.
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Of course it simply isn't all on ONE player (nobody is saying that), the point is CP3 has more say than practically every other player on his team in regards to how they perform. His team goes as he goes, not only because he dominates the ball more than anyone else, but because he's the leader of the team. He's held to a higher standard than any of his teammates. Folk don't get to pick and choose when to hand out the blame/praise - praising him when the Clippers win and absolving him of all the blame when they lose. A lot of folks on this board have a hard time acknowleding that CP3 plays a major part in the Clippers' postseason woes, they seem to think that he isn't to blame at all.
 

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Chris Paul led teams just have complete breakdowns in the playoffs. He's the one constant. Don't forget about this gem :usure: 58 point loss at home in the playoffs

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@Malta Why you dapped dis, cuz?

:aiwait:


:damn: Somebody help me fight these dudes ya'll!

I can't defend Chris by myself :wonder:
 
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