PAOerfulone said:
Being injured early on in your career with ankle problems and missing an entire season with a broken hand will do that. The dude is 6'2", 185, yet he has the 5th most rebounds in playoff history for a PG and averages around 5 and a half a game in the playoffs. And he's in the top 20 all time in the regular season and will likely finish in the top 10 when his career is over. Doesn't sound so one dimensional to me. He's also one of the best passers in the league, one of the best at finishing around the rim, his floater is as lethal as his 3 point shot, and his defense is FAR better than people give him credit for. He just forced 6 TOs in a close out game on the road, in the NBA Finals IN BOSTON! And once again, his statistical resume PALES in comparison to his actual impact on the game, which holds FAR more weight. When his career is over, people will look back at Steph as one of the few people who revolutionized the game of basketball. They already look at him that way NOW! |
One of the best passers what exactly are you smoking to say that. He is a slightly above good passer at best he never even came close to leading the league in assist. He is not even in the top 50 when it comes to total career assists.
NBA & ABA Career Leaders and Records for Assists | Basketball-Reference.com
