atlwarya9 wrote:A stellar performance night in and night out cannot measure how much of a leader a player is nor how much they communicate.
Prove there's a better leader in the NBA than LeBron James.
A player can have all the stellar performances he wants statwise but if he/she is not getting their team victories than it means nothing.
Yes, of course, there could never be a situation in which one player plays fantastically and the rest of the team plays so horribly the team loses. And if it did happen, the only player to play well should be blamed. Always.
You think any hs, college, nba ,wnba player cares about their stats or anybody elses... no. They just go out there and do whatever it takes to get a victory.
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atlwarya9 wrote:things like leadership, communication, help-defense, spacing, hustle, setting picks, versatility, court vision, boxing out, defensive disruption, and mental toughness are all examples of things that can't be necessarily be measured but need to be viewed to see someone's effectiveness. Now a days I think we're too much of a stat driven society.
How can you view someones leadership and mental toughness?
And how can none of those things be measured? In-fact, the instant you "view" it you'll be measuring it. Your problem will be having any measure that could be shared with others EXCEPT your opinion.
You could say, for example, LeBron has none of them, and I could say LeBron has all of them and has all of them better than any person in human history.
Or we could deal with tangible things that measure reality and we know actually matter in winning games.