>People love playing with him, and that matters. It means
>teammates will play hard for him, and for one another. Rubio
>finds mismatches almost the moment they happen. During the
>second half of Golden State's win against the Oklahoma City
>Thunder on Thursday night, Kevin Durant found himself
>one-on-one with Curry around the foul line as Westbrook
>dribbled along the left side. Durant begged for the ball.
>Westbrook ran a wild pick-and-roll and flung a line-drive
>floater off the backboard. Durant's shoulders sagged and he
>pounded his arms against his sides.
>
>That would never happen with Rubio.

So does that that mean he's better than Russy? Does it mean the any GM in the NBA would trade Russy for Rubio? Does it mean Durant would rather have Rubio as a teammate? No, No, and No, FOH, lol