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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Originally Posted by G-Funk
Durant has a lethal shot, but ge still lacks foot work and post moves and im not roo sure how well he candles double teams, what makes gim successfull is his height, he can get a shot off on most players.
It would've just been easier to say you haven't watched Durant play this year.
Last edited by KG215; 12-13-2012 at 03:11 AM.
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Young Money
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Originally Posted by KG215
It would've just been easier to say you haven't watched Durant play this year.
that guy is always wrong
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Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
I have already gave my reasons why Kobe gets the top spot.
Nobody has given any real reasons for their pick. Typical.
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Verticle?
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
9erempiree is right in this case. But that's if everything is considered equal. In the real world it isn't. Since one of Lebron's strengths make up enough that he ends up being the best offensive player overall, even excluding his playmaking ability.
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Game. Set. Match.
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Right now?
LeBron
Durant
Melo
Kobe
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Local High School Star
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Currently
Offense
Lebron
Durant
Kobe
Anthony
Scoring
Durant
Kobe
Lebron
Anthony
Best at the skills listed
Kobe
Anthony
Durant
Lebron
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National High School Star
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Originally Posted by Micku
I guess I would just discuss the weakness of them all.
Durant:
Mid-range
It's actually the weakness this year in terms of shooting. His 16-3pt ft area has been off. He has been shooting 38.7% there. While not bad, it hasn't been up to par to his other years. But his game tonight will change that. Either way, he virtually can hit anywhere from the floor.
Strength and post
His post game has improved from what I saw. But he takes a bunch of fadeaways from the post. He is not exactly strongest SF, and ppl who get physical on him could throw him off a bit. However, I think I read he is the most efficient in the post out of all of them. I guess the weakness is really strength of backing people down?
Everything else is great though. He is the most efficient scorer out of the bunch. Durant is also the best off the ball movement out of the bunch. His playmaking has improved.
Kobe:
Athleticism
He is weakness out of the bunch. He makes up for that by his shot selection and his mid-range game. He is also surprisingly having a career high at finishing at the rim with 69% which is probably why he is so efficient this year. Percentage wise, he is better at it than Durant.
Off ball movement
It is a bit off too. While in the past it isn't bad, but he perfers to do isos and take his man off the dribble than actually do catch and shoot or set himself up int he post. This has to do with the offensive change. But he always been that type of player that take his man off the dribble and iso. It seems like he needs the ball to be effective.
But really his only weakness is his athleticism. He has the best mid-range out of the group.
Carmelo:
Finisher
He sucks. In his career he has never been a great finisher, but this year he is shooting a career low at 53%. If he improves this area, he would be more efficient.
Overall, he has been shooting a career high with his mid-range game and long shooting. He is a natural born scorer, but I think he is overrated when ppl call him the best scorer in the game. But if he finish at the rim, then he would virtually have no weakness because he is the best jumpshooter out of the bunch this year. He also have the weakness playmaking ability out of the bunch.
LeBron
Mid range
He is streaky and it kind'a sucks this year so far. His 16-3pt ft is only 36.6%. His 10-15 ft is only 38.1% Combination, it's not good. But his 3pt shot is great, go figure.
Off the ball
While he has improved a bit, his game just relies him to have the ball to be effective. He is the weakest out of the bunch.
He is by far the best finisher out of all of them. He is shooting 79.2% at the rim. He is the best at the open court, and the most athletic. His playmaking ability is the best of the them all too.
There are other weakness that you can probably mention about them too. But these players are the best scorers. If you want talk about offensive players, then the combination of scoring/playmaking ability and anything that will help the team would be more important. LeBron and Durant probably will be the best at it.
That's so sad.
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NBA Legend
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
You seem to be talking about strictly scoring........... not OFFENSE, which is much more than just scoring.... it includes also stuff like court vision, passing ability, ballhandling, IQ, decision making, intangibles, versatility of playing different roles/positions and so on..........
Huge difference...
Last edited by pauk; 12-13-2012 at 06:14 AM.
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Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
if we are talking just scoring, I would go with 3 time scoring champ durant.He has as many scoring championships as the other 3 combined.
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NBA lottery pick
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
Originally Posted by Brick Rick
The ability to set others up, pass the ball, get assists and make your teammates better has more weight than any single criteria there. It's not like they're all equally worth a point and you add them up and whoever has the most wins you Kobe Stan.
Lebron makes teamates better? So going from "we da bess", "8 championshiops" to "Lebron's teammates are crap", Lebron is playing alone "it's cleveland all over again" is making teammates better? Ok.
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Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
1) Mr. 81 points
2) 3 time scoring champ
3) Power and speed and good passing
4) Inconsistent and underachiever scorer but still a good scorer nonetheless
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Local High School Star
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
1. Durant
2. Lebron
3. Kobe
4. Melo
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Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
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Gooner | Heat Nation
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
I got:
1) Melo
2) LeBron
3) Durant
4) Kobe
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@kobemania
Re: Rank Kobe, Lebron, Melo, Durant offensively
1. Kobe, he is the only offensive player in this league who can get "triple team" by the opponent coach.
2. Melo (this season)
3. Durant (great 4th quarter player)
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