I also don't see:
Gortat - 15 pts on 60%, 11 rebounds and destroying the league in blocked shots
Duncan - almost playing at his historic levels
Mo Williams - who until last night was playing on par with Jennings
This list is just players who already have have a history of being prominant scorers or league leaders on teams that are good or expected to be good. I'm sure to statisfy everyone Smith would need to make a list of 50 players.
For Lowry to even sniff at an MVP opportunity Toronto needs to be a top 2 team in the conference, and Lowry will need to maintain being the scoring leader on the team and/or league. Unlikely that both or either will happen.
-
i see the point you're trying to make about the disregard, but let's revisit after 20 games or so.Leave a comment:
-
does it really matter what someone thinks after the guy played 4 games? this is reaching at it's finest.Leave a comment:
-
Actually, they wrote the story today, and Kyle's stats are: 18 pts, 6, reb, 6 ast. That 4th game against OKC playing only 17 minutes with 2 points really hurt.TheGloveinRapsUniform wrote: View Post
Either way, if he keeps up 20-6-6 all season long, he'll be right there.Leave a comment:
-
Leave a comment:
-
So are the Lakers and Kobe's in the top 10.ceez wrote: View PostLeave a comment:
-
MVP Ladder - No Kyle Lowry
http://www.nba.com/2012/news/feature...ls=nbahpsplit2
How disgusting is this? Sekou Smith determines the MVP ladder through the first week of the regular season and not even a mention of Lowry, considering he posted 23pts, 7rebs, 7 asts, 3 stls, 60% FG and 3PTFG.
Complete disregard for players NOT on american teams.
Leave a comment: