Lebron would Average a triple double for the Season if he was on the Warriors instead of Draymond.

I thought everyone said Lebron will average triple doubles fr the season when he played with Wade and Bosh on the Heat team???

 

Both Rondo and Westbrook have 5 more triple doubles than Lebron, since they came into the league.

Triple Doubles Since 2009
27 -- Rondo and Westbrook
22 -- Lebron

 

lebrons presumed achievements are truly staggering

 

I dont think people give enough credit for Lebron...especially a 5-6 years back. It was only Him...and he just went out and dominated as much as he humanly could. Draymond is the beneficiary of teams trying to trap Curry at the perimeter...allows him for a free roll down the lane...with often times 2-3 great options for easy dimes.

Green's assist stats are a result of the system he plays in.

The one thing he really does well is on the defensive side of the ball. He really allows them to play a small ball lineup with him as a stretch "5".

 

he also is probably one of the best decision makers if not the best in the league when the warriors get the ball in the middle of the paint. Its always quick reads and without hesitation. pretty rare to see that these days from your bigs who can read the defense and make the absolute correct decision on where the ball goes.

 

Just stop. Don't ever compare green to lebron. Put green on the sixers he ll suck ding dong.
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he's not lebron but no he would not suck. That's completely false. Can he be as efficient as his role on GSW. probably not but in no way would he be a scrub like half the team the 76ers field night in and night out.

 

Draymond Green is clearly a system player, because a guy who can defend all five positions, pass and handle like a guard, rebound like a forward and shoot 40%+ from three-point range wouldn't really be any good on most teams.

I mean, one of the best players in the league at running the pick-and-roll and defending the pick-and-roll is a pretty situational player. After all, how often do teams even run the pick-and-roll these days?

 

I don't think LeBron has diminished enough to take on lesser role, it wouldn't make sense salary-wise or strategy wise for a team. Why would you put a 24-29 ppg scorer in a lesser role.

I think once he hits 33 and up, it might make sense strategy wise for him to become an off-the ball scorer.

He could do wonders with Kidd/Stockton/Paul point guard, he would get alot of easier baskets that way. Yet, he could still do damage one on one in crunch time.