The number of rings won by a player FOR the team that drafted him

[STATUTORY]

or traded for right after the draft

when it comes to career value, this is really the metric that matters from an organizational perspective. How many rings will the player win for your organization? It really serves the franchise nothing, when a player leaves your organization to form a superteam just to pad his resume elsewhere.

MJ: 6
Lebron: 1

[Axe]

Kd: 0

[Axe]

Shaq: 0

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Magic 5
Kobe 5 (technically LA didn't draft Kobe altho agreed BEFORE the draft to trade for him)
Duncan 4
Bird 3
Curry 3

[Axe]

Kareem abdul-jabbar: 1

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Magic 5
Kobe 5 (technically LA didn't draft Kobe altho agreed BEFORE the draft to trade for him)
Duncan 4
Bird 3
Curry 3
.....

Russell has 11
Hakeem with 2

Duncan has 5 btw. Mahhh bad.

[Turbo Slayer]

Paul Pierce- 1 ring

[warriorfan]

or traded for right after the draft

when it comes to career value, this is really the metric that matters from an organizational perspective. How many rings will the player win for your organization? It really serves the franchise nothing, when a player leaves your organization to form a superteam just to pad his resume elsewhere.

MJ: 6
Lebron: 1

LeBron’s 1 was pretty much an asterisk as well.

[Turbo Slayer]

LeBron’s 1 was pretty much an asterisk as well. Since you claim LeBron´s 2016 ring was an asterisk due to injuries then your criteria of labeling titles as asterisk is flawed b/c the 2015 Cavs suffered injuries too in the Playoffs and the 2015 Warriors ring are an asterisk b/c of your flawed criteria…

[Turbo Slayer]

LeBron’s 1 was pretty much an asterisk as well. BTW, Curry averaged 25.5 points after his injury in the 2016 Playoffs and dropped 40+ points on the Blazers rendering your injury excuse for that 2016 Finals invalid and filled with too many holes.

You are betraying your own criteria.

EDIT: As usual, warriorfan cannot dispute my statements/choose not to live with reality (Posts #9 and this post) and logged off few minutes after I posted this. :facepalm

[Turbo Slayer]

Ahh here you are warriorfan I want to have a good debate with you. :applause:

[warriorfan]

The time table for return of an MCL sprain is 2 to 4 weeks.

(Keep in mind that healing timetable is for every day activity, nothing more strenuous than walking up one flight of stairs, NOT playing professional basketball)

Stephen Curry returned from the injury after only 2 weeks because the Warriors were struggling against Portland without him.

Stephen Curry re-aggravated his knee injury by coming back too early and then playing 40+ minutes of playoff basketball plus overtime in his record setting performance against Portland.


Therefore we can conclude that Curry's MCL injury was the differentiating factor which lowered Curry's production

[Axe]

The time table for return of an MCL sprain is 2 to 4 weeks.

(Keep in mind that healing timetable is for every day activity, nothing more strenuous than walking up one flight of stairs, NOT playing professional basketball)

Stephen Curry returned from the injury after only 2 weeks because the Warriors were struggling against Portland without him.

Stephen Curry re-aggravated his knee injury by coming back too early and then playing 40+ minutes of playoff basketball plus overtime in his record setting performance against Portland.


Therefore we can conclude that Curry's MCL injury was the differentiating factor which lowered Curry's production
Holy copypasta, man.

[warriorfan]

Holy copypasta, man.

You are lucky that Jeff broke the real one

[Vino24]

Kobe: 0 (drafted by Charlotte)

[Axe]

You are lucky that Jeff broke the real one
Wew.

[Turbo Slayer]

The time table for return of an MCL sprain is 2 to 4 weeks.

(Keep in mind that healing timetable is for every day activity, nothing more strenuous than walking up one flight of stairs, NOT playing professional basketball)

Stephen Curry returned from the injury after only 2 weeks because the Warriors were struggling against Portland without him.

Stephen Curry re-aggravated his knee injury by coming back too early and then playing 40+ minutes of playoff basketball plus overtime in his record setting performance against Portland.


Therefore we can conclude that Curry's MCL injury was the differentiating factor which lowered Curry's production


Stephen Curry returned from the injury after only 2 weeks because the Warriors were struggling against Portland without him. The Warriors were already up 2-1 in the series so its a non point...

WOJ confirmed that Curry came back with reports that the MRI was negative or in other words no damage on Apr 25 2016.


Therefore we can conclude that Curry's MCL injury was the differentiating factor which lowered Curry's production Look man, if Curry actually got an injury or not choking also played a factor in Currys underwhelming production in the 2016 NBA Finals.

I gotta go to bed. Its nearly midnight.

[bullettooth]

LeBron’s 1 was pretty much an asterisk as well.

Dafuq you talking about? All of LeBron's are an asterisk.

[ShawkFactory]

So we’re not even gonna mention Kobe. Or Magic. Or Duncan.

Or hell..Bird, Hakeem, BILL RUSSELL, etc.

So shook

[Axe]

Kobe: 0 (drafted by Charlotte)
You didn't read the op right.

[iamgine]

MJ & Lebron got nothing on this guy

Sam Jones: 10