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k0kakw0rld
08-08-2016, 11:22 PM
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Meanwhile,

Mo Williams - 52 points vs Pacers Jan 13 2015

Andre Miller - 52 Poitns vs Mavericks Jan 30 2010

Russell Westbrook - 54 points vs Pacers April 12 2015

Damon Stoudemire - 54 points vs New Orleans Hornets Jan 14 2005

Tony Parker - 55 points, 10 assists, 7 rebounds vs Timbervolves
Nov 5 2008 :bowdown:

Brandon Jennings - 55 points 5 assists 5 rebounds vs GSW Nov 14 2009

Deron Williams - 57 points 7 assists 6 rebounds vs Bobcats March 4 2012

Stephen Curry (2x) - 54 points 7 assists 6 rebounds vs Knicks Feb 27 2013

Kyrie Irving (2x) - 57 points 5 assists 3 rebounds vs Spurs March 12 2015

Gilbert Arenas (3x) - 60 points 8 assists 8 rebounds vs Lakers Dec 17 2006 :bowdown:

FKAri
08-08-2016, 11:28 PM
Neither did Magic or Nash.

PistonsFan#21
08-08-2016, 11:30 PM
How many times did Magic Johnson, Jason Kidd and Steve Nash done it?

jlip
08-08-2016, 11:52 PM
Kareem, the all time leading scorer, has a career high of "just" 55 points.

k0kakw0rld
08-09-2016, 12:36 AM
How many times did Magic Johnson, Jason Kidd and Steve Nash done it?
Another fun fact the three you have mentioned, despite not scoring they managed to either reach the Conference final, reach the final or win it all.

One thing Chris Paul never did his entire career :facepalm

Smoke117
08-09-2016, 12:50 AM
Interesting fact: OP is a f@ggot

GrapeApe
08-09-2016, 12:59 AM
Another fun fact the three you have mentioned, despite not scoring they managed to either reach the Conference final, reach the final or win it all.

One thing Chris Paul never did his entire career :facepalm

Be that as it may, he's an outstanding playoff performer. 21/9/5, 2.3 spg, 58%TS, and a 26 PER. Better than a 3/1 assist to turnover ratio. Always solid defensively. You can't ask for much better PG play than that.

k0kakw0rld
08-09-2016, 01:00 AM
Interesting fact: OP is a f@ggot
Interesting fact: Jordan was a sore winner/loser. He once cheated an Old Lady in Cards - What a disgraceful human being :facepalm

1-9 without Pippen :D

k0kakw0rld
08-09-2016, 01:03 AM
Be that as it may, he's an outstanding playoff performer. 21/9/5, 2.3 spg, 58%TS, and a 26 PER. Better than a 3/1 assist to turnover ratio. Always solid defensively. You can't ask for much better PG play than that.
Is he capable of scoring more than 21 ppg if his team needs him to? :confusedshrug: Or you think he is limited to be a 17-19 ppg and 10+ apg guy?

He is a second tier superstar, I don't wanna hear people call him goat tier PG because he isn't.

CTbasketball92
08-09-2016, 01:26 AM
Is he capable of scoring more than 21 ppg if his team needs him to? :confusedshrug: Or you think he is limited to be a 17-19 ppg and 10+ apg guy?

He is a second tier superstar, I don't wanna hear people call him goat tier PG because he isn't.

I don't all the way disagree with this. I think CP3 is definitely capable of averaging 24 ppg or so and 6-7 assists if he wanted too, mind you with his efficiency dropping somewhat. But the reality is that he plays with another superstar in Blake Griffin and 22.5 points per game on 51/46/75 (FT% poor) with 2.5 steals like CP3 did in the 2014 series against OKC is probably better than those aforementioned stats. He also balled out of control when he beat the Spurs last year.

I do, however, do think CP3 is somewhat lacking in the "overwhelm your opponent through relentless scoring bursts" department because he can't shoot like Curry and he isn't the world class athlete that Westbrook is. Still, CP3 is rarely the reason his teams have lost. If being a top 30 or so player ever is "a second tier superstar," than yeah.

GimmeThat
08-09-2016, 07:16 AM
next thing you are going to tell me he's the least screened PG scorer

Uncle Drew
08-09-2016, 07:33 AM
So you're telling me a pass-first PG doesn't score as much as a shoot-first PG? Wow, great insight.

Lebron23
08-09-2016, 07:59 AM
He's a pass first point guard.

Prime_Shaq
08-09-2016, 08:05 AM
So Wilt is GOAT? Kobe is #2? Get the fk outta here

Frenetic
08-10-2016, 07:32 AM
yeah but chris paul positively impacts the whole game for his team, often when a single player scores 50 points or more the team barely wins.

MintBerryCrunch
08-10-2016, 09:11 AM
The lack of 2nd round victories is more concerning.