John Stockton's assists and steals records do not matter.
He has no rings, so he's worthless.
Karl Malone's 36,928 points do not matter.
He has no rings, so he's worthless.
Chris Jent scored 37 total points in the NBA.
He has a ring. 1994 Rockets.
Therefore, you'd rather have Chris Jent on your team than John Stockton or Karl Malone.
Tim Duncan's Spurs failed to win rings 14 out of 19 times, so he is not worth having on your team. 19 straight 50-win seasons does not matter, because the regular season does not matter.
All that matters are rings.
There is only one stat: Rings.
Robert Horry is better than Michael Jordan, because 7 > 6.
...This is what you're coming off as.
This is the mentality that results in Durant going to the Warriors.
Every big name should just go to the same team, because rings.
Rings are all that matter.
In the real world, shooting 33% from three is equal to shooting 50% from two, because they result in the same number of points.
Points win games.
Analytics figured this years ago.
The Warriors shot 41.55% from three last year.
That's the equivalent of shooting 62.3% from two.
Compared to that, shooting 50% from 15 feet is stupid, because fewer points.
That is why threes and layups are the only shots worth taking.
More often than not, it wins.
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I need to cool down. This is making me really mad for no good reason. Sorry, mods.

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