View Poll Results: 2009 Draft: James Harden or Blake Griffin

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  1. 11-07-2012, 09:10 AM #1
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    2009 Draft: James Harden or Blake Griffin

    Who would you rather have more so?
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  3. 11-07-2012, 09:11 AM #2
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    Blake.

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    Shoot I'd even put up Glen Rice and Mitch Richmond in their prime at or slightly better than James. Even Glenn Robinson who is a forgotten beast.


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  4. 11-07-2012, 09:17 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by b@llhog24 View Post
    Blake.
    you say Blake but there are no votes for him


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    Quote Originally Posted by koreancabbage View Post
    you say Blake but there are no votes for him

    Quote Originally Posted by rhymeratic View Post
    Shoot I'd even put up Glen Rice and Mitch Richmond in their prime at or slightly better than James. Even Glenn Robinson who is a forgotten beast.


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    Kobe GOAT LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by b@llhog24 View Post
    haha better =)


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    Blake for me. ELite big men are much harder to find.

    As good as Harden has started in Houston, those averages will come down. Griffin is just a constant threat inside and can't leave him alone for a second. His jumper has improved somewhat and defense is getting better

    To be honest, i can't stand either but respect what they bring
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    He prob wont play enough to get those kind of numbers but in 40 minutes he will avg 13-14 rebounds. He will probably not play the entire 4th qrt of half the games because Nets are that good.
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  8. 11-07-2012, 04:19 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by thenaj17 View Post
    Blake for me. ELite big men are much harder to find.

    As good as Harden has started in Houston, those averages will come down. Griffin is just a constant threat inside and can't leave him alone for a second. His jumper has improved somewhat and defense is getting better

    To be honest, i can't stand either but respect what they bring
    just being able to dunk doesnt make you elite
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    I still take Griffin over Harden because of the fact that good bigs are pretty much a luxury to have even in today's fast paced game. They're just simply hard to come by nowadays.


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    blake big men of his nature are a once in 5 years kinda deal we see guards like harden coming in at a very high rate
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    Between Harden and Blake? Blake.
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  15. 11-07-2012, 09:48 AM #13
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    Blake. Better player with more upside.

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    Blake Griffin.
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  17. 11-07-2012, 10:11 AM #15
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    Harden it's not even close. Harden can thrive without Westbrook and KD. Blake can't without CP3.

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