Bosh was playing as a 3rd option why Gasol was a second option. Less touches. After Gasol, there is no other all star on that team. Bosh had Wade ahead of him on shot attempts
So would you prefer to compare Gasol to Wade and Bosh to Odom?
2nd option Wade:
22.8 (46%) / 5.2 REB / 4.3 AST (3 TOV) / 1.7 STLS / 1.3 BLKS - 1st Ring
15.9 PPG (46%) / 4.6 REB / 4.8 AST (2.6 TOV) / 1.7 STL / 1 BLK - 2nd Ring
2nd option Gasol:
18.3 PPG (58%) / 10.8 REB / 2.5 AST (1.9 TOV) / .8 STLS / 2 BLKS - 1st ring
19.6 PPG (52%) / 11.1 REB / 3.5 AST (1.9 TOV) / .4 STL / 2.1 BLKS
3rd Option Bosh:
14 PPG (49%) / 7.8 REB / .6 AST (1.4 TOV) / .4 STL / 1 BLK - 1st ring
12.1 (45%) / 7.3 REB / 1.5 AST (1.2 TOV) / 1 STL / 1.6 BLK
3rd option Odom:
12.3 (52%) / 9.1 REB / 1.8 AST (1.7 TOV) / .7 STL / 1.3 BLK - 1st ring
9.7 (46%) / 8.6 REB / 2 AST (1.2 TOV) / .7 STL / .9 BLK
So you wanna tell me that Bosh and Wade's statlines are drastically superior to Odom's and Gasol's?
Edit: And using all star appearances is a shytty metric because it doesn't really take into account different conferences. Derozan made the all-star game over CP3, Damian, Lilliard, etc because guard competition in the west is different than the East.
Would Bosh be an all star if he was competitive with Duncan, Dirk, Marc Gasol, Pau Gasol, Aldridge, etc?
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