>And I like kristaps. I think he's headed to a couple all star
>teams.
>
>But those great advanced numbers he's got are a function of
>having teammates and no expectations, as Ba has said. Right
>now, he's a nice bonus when he contributes, and he can be a
>role player that takes a mediocre team to the next level. It's
>the perfect role for a rookie.
>
>If he were on the Sixers, he would have to shoulder a much
>greater offensive load and get much more attention from
>opposing defenses. He'd see double teams every time he tried
>that bootleg dream shake, and the defense's number one
>priority would be to keep him from getting those put back
>dunks.
>
>Again, I like Staps, but let's not pretend a huge part of the
>difference in advanced stats between him and Jah is that Staps
>is playing with vastly better players.

They booed him. He was supposed to be shawn bradley 2.0, but now he listens to future and puts up highlight reel dunks. He's the best now.


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Same as it ever was!