You should judge NBA players by 1) the impact of their strengths and weaknesses, and 2) how easy do they make it to win?. Full stop. Anything else is stupid. A shorter way to view it is “how easy is it to build a championship team with them based on their skills?” Judge Players Based
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Most people will rank LeBron James ahead of Steph Curry when ranking the all-time greats. They’ll point to LeBron’s 4 MVPs to Steph’s 2, LeBron’s 4 Finals MVPs to Steph’s 1, and the fact that LeBron is a much more impactful defender than Steph, and has him beat most stat categories (total points, assists, blocks,
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Kevin Durant is not a top 15 player, and is barely top 20. He is unique, because many have tried to rank him high – putting him Top 10 (and there was a period of time where people wanted to put him top 5 when they thought he was going to win with the Nets).
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You should judge NBA players by 1) their strengths and weaknesses, and 2) how much help they need to win. Full stop. Anything else is stupid. To simplify it more: How easy is it to build a championship team with them, and how hard are they to stop? Judge Players Based on Their Skills and
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People often use Finals Record to judge players. Like “Jordan is 6-0 and 6-0 is better than 4-6”. While people have the right to free speech, that doesn’t mean that what they say isn’t stupid. Using Finals Record to judge players shows a lack of understanding of the game. It Rewards you for Losing Earlier
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