These Draymond stats tho

[Bledswole]

@Gil Scott-Heroin where you at bytch

 

[Bledswole]

Breh be dropping area code stat lines
3/0/5
5/0/4
2/0/2
2/1/3
3/4/7
7/1/8
9/1/9
3/1/2

 

[Bledswole]

He getting 5, 5 and 7 more than me or you though....and getting paid $25M/yr

To do it.....

While you in a cubicle or a basement somewhere denting a couch hating.....

Who really won here?

bytch shut up

 

[Fortunate Lee]

4/4/6

Tremendous with the defense tho, kept the other team under 130

Intangibles

 

[Barry Sanders]

And this is why your thoughts on this matter is nonsensical.

Listen Ben not gonna be at the top of the key and you know it. And if so you would leave him open. All in saying is Ben and Dray games way different.

 

[Barry Sanders]

No one said that Draymond was a #1 option who is supposed to be a one-man scoring machine. There are numerous players far better than Draymond (like Jason Kidd for example) who couldn't fill up the bucket all alone as the #1 scoring option either.

But Draymond going 32-15-9 on 11-15 shooting and hitting 6 threes under the pressure of a Game 7 in the Finals is still a MONSTER game. He hit at least 3-4 of those threes in someone's face off the quick catch-and-shoot, and he drove and scored on at least 3 different players, with the and-1 twice. You can't deny how well he played.

I mean on the other side of the court, LeBron and Kyrie got all the attention, but you know what K-Love did? 9 points on 3-9 shooting. Or in the 2013 Finals in Game 7 you had Bron and Wade get all the attention, so what did Bosh do? 0 points on 0-5 shooting. It's hard to think of a #3 who ever took advantage of the moment as much as Draymond did in that game.

Dray had a great game I'm not saying that. All I'm saying is he was left open.

If Curry or Klay play better they win. Having your 3-4 option lead the team in scoring is what the other team wants.