Jun 20, 2018
11:21:52am
11:21:52am
Draymond wasn't DPOY until 2017
You see how history gets all muddled?
The idea behind a "superteam" is that multiple headliners are put together. Nobody called the Spurs or Pistons of the 2000's superteams, even though they were stacked with all-stars. You know why? Because Parker, Ginobili, Billups, Hamilton, Wallace (x2), were not headliners. Tim Duncan was the only real headliner among both those teams. The idea of a superteam was multiple headliners coming together to win championships. Until KD signed it was Curry's Warriors with Thompson & Draymond and a deep roster. These were the "superteams":
Garnett-Allen-Pierce
James-Wade-Bosh
James-Love-Irving
The idea behind a "superteam" is that multiple headliners are put together. Nobody called the Spurs or Pistons of the 2000's superteams, even though they were stacked with all-stars. You know why? Because Parker, Ginobili, Billups, Hamilton, Wallace (x2), were not headliners. Tim Duncan was the only real headliner among both those teams. The idea of a superteam was multiple headliners coming together to win championships. Until KD signed it was Curry's Warriors with Thompson & Draymond and a deep roster. These were the "superteams":
Garnett-Allen-Pierce
James-Wade-Bosh
James-Love-Irving
Originally posted on Jun 20, 2018 at 11:21:52am
Message modified by CaliWG on Jun 20, 2018 at 11:22:46am
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