Kyrie Irving is a damn good scorer for a non-all star

[Dray n Klay]

I can't even think of another non-all star scorer close to him outside of Jamal Crawford



25 ppg in the playoffs

[Mawly-G]

The only reason Kyrie wasn't an allstar was because he was coming off an injury that kept him out for most of the season. He had to work to get back to Uncle Drew status. He's got his swagger back now.

[I know you are]

The only reason Kyrie wasn't an allstar was because he was coming off an injury that kept him out for most of the season. He had to work to get back to Uncle Drew status. He's got his swagger back now.

OP knows this. He is just trolling as usual.

[LostCause]

OP knows this. He is just trolling as usual.

Honestly, he just needs some pu**y. It'll change his life, I promise

He'll realize how lame this whole "agenda/cllique" shit on a forum is

[SilkkTheShocker]

A team that won 73 games, had the unanimous MVP, HCA, COY, DPOY runner-up, Best SG, and a Finals MVP off the bench..... lost to a Cleveland that had one all-star and rookie head coach.

[Dray n Klay]

The only reason Kyrie wasn't an allstar was because he was coming off an injury that kept him out for most of the season. He had to work to get back to Uncle Drew status. He's got his swagger back now.

Kobe was coming off an injury and had no problem making the all-star game





Btw Kyrie was healthy a full 2 months before the all-star game. The injury was no excuse for not making it.

[MP.Trey]

Non All-Star doe.

[Dray n Klay]

Non All-Star doe.

Hmmm interesting....



Is that image from this year?

[MP.Trey]

If you wanna play that game, Damian Lillard was not an all-star this year and he averaged 25.1 ppg in the regular season, and 26.5 in the postseason.

[Mr Feeny]

Non All-Star doe.

I don't think that was 2016. You can't even use that.

[Mr Feeny]

If you wanna play that game, Damian Lillard was not an all-star this year and he averaged 25.1 ppg in the regular season, and 26.5 in the postseason.

You're not wrong. But OP'S statement isn't inaccurate either.
Lebron DID beat the Warriors without a single allstar. Ofcourse, if we elaborate on why Kyrie wasn't an all star, that would provide more perspective. But he's still technically right.

[Dray n Klay]

If you wanna play that game, Damian Lillard was not an all-star this year and he averaged 25.1 ppg in the regular season, and 26.5 in the postseason.

Nope sorry




Lillard made the all-NBA team this year, so that's actually worth MORE recognition than making the all-star game



Kyrie didn't make all-NBA or the all-star Game

[MP.Trey]

I don't think that was 2016. You can't even use that.

So a non All-Star won the All Star Game MVP. Good to know.

I mean, I would have thought a non All-Star would be somebody who doesn't go to All Star Games, much less win trophies at them. Nobody calls Blake Griffin a non All-Star even though he hasn't played in one in two years. Perennial All-Stars who miss big chunks of the season aren't non All-Stars just because they're hurt.

[MP.Trey]

It's all semantics I guess but everyone knew what Kyrie was capable of going into this Finals. If you think Kyrie was not in All-Star form this latest playoffs you're simply wrong.

[Mr Feeny]

So a non All-Star won the All Star Game MVP. Good to know.

I mean, I would have thought a non All-Star would be somebody who doesn't go to All Star Games, much less win trophies at them. Nobody calls Blake Griffin a non All-Star even though he hasn't played in one in two years. Perennial All-Stars who miss big chunks of the season aren't non All-Stars just because they're hurt.

I'm not sure you understood what I meant. I think that photo was an older one.
Kyrie wasn't the all star mvp this year because he wasn't an all star.