How good would Matthew Dellavedova be in the 60s?

[Marchesk]

Started in the finals, played the MVP tough enough that a bench player got awarded FMVP, had a 20 point game helping to lead the Cavs to a 2-1 lead, career 38.6 FG%, 4.7 ppg, PER of 9.6.

Seems like the kind of player Wilt, Oscar, Baylor, West allegedly dominated.

Bigger, stronger, faster:

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[4 Inches]

Jerry West with better defense

[KirbyPls]

Well, he can dribble with both hands, without looking at the ball, so probably first team all-NBA for starters.

[J Shuttlesworth]

He would take out Wilt's knees and nobody would be talking about him

[Naero]

Well, he can dribble with both hands, without looking at the ball, so probably first team all-NBA for starters.

:roll: :applause:

[iamgine]

Delly had a very limited role with the Cavs. In the 60s, he might've gotten a lot more opportunities to shine and be Bob Cousy with much better defense and efficiency.

[Lebronxrings]

basically a white mj. Then we would have people like you convince everyone he would be a superstar today.

[Wally450]

Would get called for traveling every play because of how the rules were in the 60s.

[RidonKs]

wouldn't make the league

[HighFlyer23]

GOAT candidate

[ClipperRevival]

Well, he can dribble with both hands, without looking at the ball, so probably first team all-NBA for starters.

:oldlol:

Not true but still funny.

[sportjames23]

He'd be good and knocked the **** out, that's what he'd be. Playing like he does, and playing in an era when NBA players were allowed to fight, his ass would get beat down.

[riseagainst]

50/10/25 player.

The Ilt Chamberlain of point guards.