are harden and paul the absolute #1 reason why you should never trust analytics

[kennethgriffen]

according to analytics James harden is the greatest offensive player in nba history


chris paul is the 7th greatest player in nba history


this is why you watch the games. this is why the results matter. this is why common sense matters. this is why intangibles matter. this is why mentality matters. this is why titles matter


because the more thats on the line the worse these analytic f*cks perform. guys like harden, lebron and paul are perfect examples as to why you should never trust them


wilt chamberlain was the first of their kind. a dominant regular season performer. but he would always come up short because he lacked the alpha gene. analytics cannot measure it with such a small sample size. analytics think a conceded 2 point layup is the same as a series winning shot. they count the same in their calculator. all of you are morons. max kellerman, nick wright, shannon sharpe, colin cowherd, henry abbott and many more.. you... are all.... MORONS


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[kennethgriffen]

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[SouBeachTalents]

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[1987_Lakers]

If always been a fan of Chris Paul's game even though he seems like a douche. Harden on the other hand is boring as hell, ISO all game, either drive or shoot 3s. The offense is stagnant as **** with Harden in the picture, I understand it works, but it's boring basketball.

[And1AllDay]

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[GimmeThat]

same as asking, should you pick the guy with a 33 ACT score, who is the captain of the debate team. Or someone with a 29, who participated in music, sporting event, as well as after school activities.

But then, you also have to get past the whole "what region, what type of high school they went to, and the legitimacy of their GPA"

nope, nothing to do with not trusting analytics, since the players you mentioned didn't even stick with the franchise that drafted them and found success.