Have to weigh things like "best player" vs "best season" vs "team success" or

Mar 30, 2017
8:54:15am

jreid191 All-American

whatever other factors you decide are important and to what degree each factor is important. From a statistical standpoint Westbrook probably has a slight edge over Harden right now but both are very much in the running.

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Analytics kitchen sink

thebruce

3/30/17 8:01am

Interesting. I have a more detailed copy of that same chart saved to my desktop.

jreid191

3/30/17 8:05am

I love that things like this give Rudy tons of credit. He's ahead of Anthony Davis overall.

RdF3

3/30/17 8:13am

if they go by position, even just big man - 4/5, he's 1st team all NBA.

smokymountainrain

3/30/17 8:17am

I don't really see how the discussion is between anyone but Westbrook and Harden

gmj81

3/30/17 8:19am

It's interesting how the perception of Harden has changed in 11 months.

thebruce

3/30/17 8:33am

And klhoe or whatever that wench's name is

gmj81

3/30/17 8:39am

he's also simply playing better basketball. that tends to help.

smokymountainrain

3/30/17 8:41am

He was arguably the best player in 2015.

thebruce

3/30/17 8:48am

Also, both players lost a top 50 player by this guys 'kitchen sink'

gmj81

3/30/17 8:47am

I actually think the main reason Houston

thebruce

3/30/17 8:54am

Have to weigh things like "best player" vs "best season" vs "team success" or

jreid191

3/30/17 8:54am

I think that system is pretty spot on. Puts Harden & Westbrook 1/2, and rightfully ranks Isaiah Thomas at #17.

RdF3

3/30/17 8:20am

I've actually been doing this same thing for a few years myself w/ a small

jreid191

3/30/17 9:47am

Greg Monroe is #50. uh...no.

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