Jun 2, 2017
8:43:29am
8:43:29am
Thanks. That's the point. Cobbling together the best individuals almost certainly won't make best team in basketball.
In baseball maybe that can work.
John Wooden said: a player who makes his teammates great is more valuable than a great player.
The formula for a dynastic elixir is a rare brew.
Some call it chemistry. I'd say simply teamwork.
John Wooden said: a player who makes his teammates great is more valuable than a great player.
The formula for a dynastic elixir is a rare brew.
Some call it chemistry. I'd say simply teamwork.
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Consider 3 of the best 5 NBA players played on same team a few years back and won nothing: KD, Westbrook, and Harden.
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Thanks. That's the point. Cobbling together the best individuals almost certainly won't make best team in basketball.
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OKC had 3 top 5-10 NBA players in their prime years. Check out what Harden did in his first year with Rockets.
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