BwareDWare94
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Can it not be argued that Miami isn't the best team in the league as much as they have the best star player?
If you're not including stars as a part of teams and making them separate entities entirely, I guess.BwareDWare94 said:Can it not be argued that Miami isn't the best team in the league as much as they have the best star player?
elcheato said:Little known fact, Basketball is actually the most "team" oriented team sport.
If it's not, then people really need to stop saying certain players aren't winners because they don't play within their team and offense. It's contradictory.
Well obviously. But I'm assuming that when bware says teams he's talking about stuff that transcends what happens on the court (intangibles, chemistry, etc.). All teams that win championships have those things but they also have some of the generation's best players. You can win a lot of games without a generational talent but most of the time that doesn't translate to championships.elcheato said:Having "elite" players is part of being a great team, in any sport. You generally want the best possible players on your team, that doesn't make you any less of a team.