Kenyon Martin names 50 power forwards better than Draymond Green

Turns out they just found draymond in a police incident.



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[QUOTE=warriorfan;15044702]:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

This isn’t I’m not you whatever doesn’t stick to me sticks to you.

I first and foremost talk Warriors.

Look at your username. Your PFP has Rodman in it…..When is the last time you have posted in a thread that was not about 1990’s Bulls? (aka Michael Jordan).

Rent free. You are obsessed. Get a life my brother.[/QUOTE]

This thread. 😆 🤣 😂

I came in here to talk about Green and Martin. 87 Lakers introduced Rodman. If you dont like what I post, ignore it. Crybaby. Or cry harder. I aint gonna stop. Lol

[QUOTE=97 bulls;15044708]This thread. 😆 🤣 😂

I came in here to talk about Green and Martin. 87 Lakers introduced Rodman. If you dont like what I post, ignore it. Crybaby. Or cry harder. I aint gonna stop. Lol[/QUOTE]

99% of your posts are about Michael Jordan

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[QUOTE=warriorfan;15044709]99% of your posts are about Michael Jordan

:roll:[/QUOTE]

Thats not true. But even if it is, SO??? Like I told your crybaby ass previously, dont respond, or cry harder. Lol

You can also feel free to block me.

[QUOTE=97 bulls;15044650]The biggest knock on Green is what he did when Steph and Klay went down. The Warriors were plain awful. And lets keep in mind that Greens triple single averages are in a much faster paced era.[/QUOTE]

Draymond isn't expected to be a big time floor raiser so the teams lack of success means very little in this regard. You take the #1 and #2 options off any playoff team and they're going to suck.

Richard Jefferson had the best take away with these two. He definately mic dropped it when it came to these two. Draymond does pick and choose who to bully so he’s not in the same box as a Kmart in that regard. Doesn’t matter if you’re a wittle point guard or a guy with muscles. The energy is not only the same but with whomever. Draymond can disagree but to come at Kmart calling him an underachiever was wrong. Especially when Kmart has praised your accomplishments with the Warriors. Which is why Kmart went over his list that I don’t honestly feel he believes. But it was his way of matching Draymond energy for his underachiever comment.

Both to me are glue guys. And there’s nothing wrong with it. Because teams who win are are title contenders value glue guys highly for a reason. Remember when Melo trades hit the scene and Chicago was mentioned? Bulls weren’t giving up Noah for Melo for that reason. Noah was their glue guy.

Hopefully Draymond and Kmart can squash it and appear on the same platform/podcast shooting the shyt. Draymond is way more likable doing social media than he is as a player.


[QUOTE=Yes or No;15044649]Which is still more than you.[/QUOTE]

You hide under different names. Hard to take anything you say seriously. It’s one thing for a person to be one way online then you meet them offline. And it doesn’t match. It’s another to do that online using different usernames

[QUOTE=warriorfan;15044679]I talked with him in 2017 when I went to the Finals. He was out of the league for a few years at that point but I was surprised about how he looked a lot smaller in person.[/QUOTE]

Same for literally every NBA I ever met in person.

Except Bill Cartwright who is legit 7ft tall.

Zaza is maybe 6’8”

Rip Hamilton is my height. Not 6’7”

Derrick Rose is maybe 6’2” on a good day.

Kyrie is not only short, but has shorter limbs/range than expected.

Etc etc.

The Warriors literally turned around when Dray became a full time starter over David Lee.
It also correlated with Steve Kerr replacing Mark Jackson as well. Take that information however you want it.

Kenyon Martin would not be an All-Star in today's NBA as well. He's was getting passed over behind David West and Carlos Boozer and today he would be getting passed over for Sabonis, Vucevic, Kessler, etc.
He would be basically Jarrett Allen in today's NBA.

I have a good feeling Draymond would make All-Star Teams over Anthony Mason (most similar comparison), Memet Okur, Jamaal Magloire.

[QUOTE=L.Kizzle;15044813]The Warriors literally turned around when Dray became a full time starter over David Lee.
It also correlated with Steve Kerr replacing Mark Jackson as well. Take that information however you want it.

Kenyon Martin would not be an All-Star in today's NBA as well. He's was getting passed over behind David West and Carlos Boozer and today he would be getting passed over for Sabonis, Vucevic, Kessler, etc.
He would be basically Jarrett Allen in today's NBA.

I have a good feeling Draymond would make All-Star Teams over Anthony Mason (most similar comparison), Memet Okur, Jamaal Magloire.[/QUOTE]

Dray would've been a bench player on the Nets and Nuggets teams Kenyon Martin played on. His goon tactics wouldn't work in the early 2000s where he'd get outgoon'ed and his offensive skill already paltry today would be exploited even moreso back then. Martin was a #1 pick talent. He clearly had more potential but didnt play on the dynasty warriors. He was nice with the NJ Nets though. They made 2 Finals and he was their 2nd best player behind Kidd.

[QUOTE=tpols;15044818]Dray would've been a bench player on the Nets and Nuggets teams Kenyon Martin played on. His goon tactics wouldn't work in the early 2000s where he'd get outgoon'ed and his offensive skill already paltry today would be exploited even moreso back then. Martin was a #1 pick talent. He clearly had more potential but didnt play on the dynasty warriors. He was nice with the NJ Nets though. They made 2 Finals and he was their 2nd best player behind Kidd.[/QUOTE]

Warriors wouldn't have been anywhere near as good if you replaced Draymond with Kenyon. Draymond was basically their vocal leader and playmaker, not to mention Draymond was far more versatile as a defender and player overall with top tier basketball IQ.

I'll never forget when Kenyon came out and made a big deal of Jeremy Lin wearing dreadlocks because he was Asian, while at the same time Kenyon had some Chinese tattoos. I've heard him speak in some podcasts and dude is kinda of dumb when discussing basketball, nowhere near the basketball IQ of Draymond.

I just saw more clips of that Gilbert Arenas podcast where the Kenyon/Draymond beef started I believe and it might be the worst basketball podcast I've ever seen. Arenas said Jamal Crawford was better than Ginobili and and Kenyon Martin agreed with him. Wtf?? :oldlol:

[QUOTE=1987_Lakers;15044819]Warriors wouldn't have been anywhere near as good if you replaced Draymond with Kenyon. Draymond was basically their vocal leader and playmaker, not to mention Draymond was far more versatile as a defender and player overall with top tier basketball IQ.

I'll never forget when Kenyon came out and made a big deal of Jeremy Lin wearing dreadlocks because he was Asian, while at the same time Kenyon had some Chinese tattoos. I've heard him speak in some podcasts and dude is kinda of dumb when discussing basketball, nowhere near the basketball IQ of Draymond.[/QUOTE]


He was a much greater physical talent than Dray. It would've been lob city for him in Golden State and he was an extremely tenacious defender as well. Handing the ball off to Curry and Klay isn't hard, or hitting wide open man off their action. That type of spacing and play didnt exist in Kenyons era. Dray would be cooked on offense and undersized on defense.

[QUOTE=tpols;15044822]He was a much greater physical talent than Dray. It would've been lob city for him in Golden State and he was an extremely tenacious defender as well. [B]Handing the ball off to Curry and Klay isn't hard, or hitting wide open man off their action. [/B]That type of spacing and play didnt exist in Kenyons era. Dray would be cooked on offense and undersized on defense.[/QUOTE]

Yea, good luck having the same success as Draymond as a playmaker. Career 2 APG for Kenyon and nowhere near the ball-handler Draymond was.

Warriors would lose tons of versatility replacing Draymond with Kenyon.

Was Kenyon even a top 10 PF of his era?

Duncan
KG
Dirk
Webber
Pau
Amare
JO
Rasheed
Bosh
Brand
Boozer
David West
Zach Randolph

Probably forgetting a player or 2.
Yall just running with Kenyon because yall don't like Dray lol.

[QUOTE=L.Kizzle;15044813]The Warriors literally turned around when Dray became a full time starter over David Lee.
It also correlated with Steve Kerr replacing Mark Jackson as well. Take that information however you want it.

Kenyon Martin would not be an All-Star in today's NBA as well. He's was getting passed over behind David West and Carlos Boozer and today he would be getting passed over for Sabonis, Vucevic, Kessler, etc.
He would be basically Jarrett Allen in today's NBA.

I have a good feeling Draymond would make All-Star Teams over Anthony Mason (most similar comparison), Memet Okur, Jamaal Magloire.[/QUOTE]

Yeah you clearly never watched Kenyon Martin play ball. And if by chance you did your memory is so shot for your age. Jarrett Allen? Smh