Who's the better PF? Kevin Love or Blake Griffin?

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

How is Love significantly better rebounder?

For real?

Love is probably the best rebounder in the NBA.

[Gibbz]

I haven't seen much of Love but I know he puts up ridiculous numbers. Griffin is a human highlight reel but is pretty horrid defensively at the moment.

I'd take Griffin simply because I think his athleticism allows him a higher ceiling than Love. Any franchise would be lucky to have either guy, though.

[Weeks]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

For real? Love is probably the best rebounder in the NBA.

Blake is also an amazing rebounder

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by Weeks

Blake is also an amazing rebounder

I think the difference in rebounding is that Blake use his god given talent. While Love on the other day. Actually puts his body on somoeone.

But I would take Kevin Love in this

[Nathan_OS]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeebs9

I think the difference in rebounding is that Blake use his god given talent. While Love on the other day. Actually puts his body on somoeone. But I would take Kevin Love in this

Love puts his heart into rebounding

[1Rose]

Love hands down.

On a bad team or not, rebounding is rebounding. That translates no matter what team on your on. Plus he's more developed on the offensive end.

Blake is talented no doubt, but airjoca nailed it. Fundamentlas > Highlights. If Griffin can combine the two, then I will change my vote.

[The 24th Letter]

I don't get the idea that Blake is all about highlights....

He simply finishes with the highest percentage shot in basketball.....and finishes strong at the rim on a regular basis. He doesn't pass up making easier plays to do this....or shy away from passing he ball. (hes averaging around 4 assists I think) He's far from all highlights...your Gerald Greens/ Javale McGees are "all highlights".

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

I don't get the idea that Blake is all about highlights.... He simply finishes with the highest percentage shot in basketball.....and finishes strong at the rim on a regular basis. He doesn't pass up making easier plays to do this....or shy away from passing he ball. (hes averaging around 4 assists I think) He's far from all highlights...your Gerald Greens/ Javale McGees are "all highlights".

Yeah I wonder how many people saying that have actually watched a Clipper game.