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  • Biagas
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    • Jun 2012
    • 330

    #16
    Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

    he's a good dunker and great slasher and rebounder. he's raw but he's OK.

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    • egkb2753
      Rookie
      • Apr 2007
      • 65

      #17
      Originally posted by eaterofworlds888
      agreed. Blake is a great dunker, but that's about where it ends. I think he's one of the most overrated in the game right now. Come Tuesday I'm pickin a Derrick Rose case
      That's where it ends? I'm sorry, but that is the farthest thing from being accurate. Players who can only dunk don't put up the numbers that he does, and you can't argue that. If you look at all the contestants in the dunk contest from the past 10-15 years, I promise you at least half of them were either average players or were bench riders. Just look who Blake competed against in the 2011 contest: Demar Derozan (nice player with a good skill set but hasn't performed extremely well and who really knows how high his ceiling is), Javale McGee (self explanatory), and Serge Ibaka (excellent defender and great athlete but is by no means a star). Blake outperforms all of them on a nightly basis and has far more potential as well. He isn't just a dunker, he's a very good all around player. Is he a superstar? No, and people do need to understand that the word superstar should not be thrown around recklessly, as it should be reserved for the players who are head and shoulders better than their peers aka LeBron, KD, D-Wade, Kobe etc.

      In the end, while Blake doesn't deserved to be dubbed a superstar just yet, one could believe he could ascend into that category in a year or two. He could end up being just a better version of Shawn Kemp, but I think his future is much brighter than that.

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      • HowDareI
        MVP
        • Jan 2012
        • 1900

        #18
        Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

        Originally posted by egkb2753
        That's where it ends? I'm sorry, but that is the farthest thing from being accurate. Players who can only dunk don't put up the numbers that he does, and you can't argue that. If you look at all the contestants in the dunk contest from the past 10-15 years, I promise you at least half of them were either average players or were bench riders. Just look who Blake competed against in the 2011 contest: Demar Derozan (nice player with a good skill set but hasn't performed extremely well and who really knows how high his ceiling is), Javale McGee (self explanatory), and Serge Ibaka (excellent defender and great athlete but is by no means a star). Blake outperforms all of them on a nightly basis and has far more potential as well. He isn't just a dunker, he's a very good all around player. Is he a superstar? No, and people do need to understand that the word superstar should not be thrown around recklessly, as it should be reserved for the players who are head and shoulders better than their peers aka LeBron, KD, D-Wade, Kobe etc.

        In the end, while Blake doesn't deserved to be dubbed a superstar just yet, one could believe he could ascend into that category in a year or two. He could end up being just a better version of Shawn Kemp, but I think his future is much brighter than that.
        He has no back to basket move, he can't really dribble that well, terrible shot blocker, not really a great rebounder (just uses his hops). He's not like Amare when he was young..that's why he's still pretty good now that he's had surgery and lost most of his jumping ability. Blake is having injury problems already, before he even develops a true go to move..
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        • liodeesxalf
          Rookie
          • Sep 2012
          • 42

          #19
          c'mon obviously the best dunker of all time is VC (although you could make a case for Shawn Kemp and Jason Richardson). his dunks were just more aesthetically pleasing. he would often dunk the ball after reaching the apex of his jump, like while on the way down, which gave the impression that of him hanging in the air longer. This also required full extension of his limbs and having to contort his body in midair and at various angles, which makes dunks look more awesome. and a lot of the dunks he did were more technically challenging.

          griffin's dunks...idk they don't really have much of this. He does throw it down with a lot of power, and usually on people, which gives them a greater "OOOOOOOH" factor.

          Shawn Kemp though, now his had both flash AND power

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          • Portertrain
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            • Apr 2011
            • 22

            #20
            Please tell me we are not stuck with the same Jordan dunk animations , Jordan dunking over Muggsy from the free throw line in traffic .... C'mon unrealistic .

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            • J_Posse
              Greatness Personified
              • Jun 2005
              • 11255

              #21
              Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

              Originally posted by HowDareI
              He has no back to basket move, he can't really dribble that well, terrible shot blocker, not really a great rebounder (just uses his hops). He's not like Amare when he was young..that's why he's still pretty good now that he's had surgery and lost most of his jumping ability. Blake is having injury problems already, before he even develops a true go to move..
              The bolded parts are completely false. The guy has quality handles for a bigman and is definitely a great rebounder.


              It can be argued that he's already a better player than Amar'e ever was. Stoudemire only advantage is mid-range shooting, while Griffin is a better passer, rebounder and ball-handler. They are both below average defensively which is sad because of their physical tools.
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              • raiderphantom
                MVP
                • Jul 2012
                • 1537

                #22
                Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                Blake's got a sick handle for a PF, a nice post game, and is a very good rebounder, along with being one of the best finishers in the league. Everybody says that all he can do is dunk which is real ignorant.
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                • Gosens6
                  All Star
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 6102

                  #23
                  Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                  Originally posted by eaterofworlds888
                  agreed. Blake is a great dunker, but that's about where it ends. I think he's one of the most overrated in the game right now. Come Tuesday I'm pickin a Derrick Rose case
                  All three guys are on the cover. There are no separate covers this year.

                  I would also like to know how averaging 20 points and 10 boards makes you overrated? Let me guess, because sportscenter only shows his dunk highlights?

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                  • raiderphantom
                    MVP
                    • Jul 2012
                    • 1537

                    #24
                    Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                    Originally posted by HowDareI
                    He has no back to basket move, he can't really dribble that well, terrible shot blocker, not really a great rebounder (just uses his hops). He's not like Amare when he was young..that's why he's still pretty good now that he's had surgery and lost most of his jumping ability. Blake is having injury problems already, before he even develops a true go to move..
                    Amare is still pretty good? Whoa. I hope he bounces back but he was awful last year.

                    Blake doesn't have a go to move on the post but he makes athletic moves spinning, duping, and mixing in his jump hook.
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                    • squeakybirnbaum
                      Rookie
                      • Sep 2010
                      • 96

                      #25
                      Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                      Originally posted by HowDareI
                      he can't really dribble that well
                      HowDareU. I've seen him go coast to coast a lot of times. He'll face up a guy and start doing some crazy isomotion like moves. So wrong.

                      My favorite move he does is the up and under. He has some nice "feetwork".

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                      • mike33
                        Rookie
                        • Dec 2011
                        • 30

                        #26
                        Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                        People who say all Blake does his dunk simply don't watch Clipper basketball games. He averaged what, 21 and 11 in his rookie year with basically nobody around him? He didn't do that from 'mosgoving' his opponents 10 times a game. In fact, there was one game against Indiana where he scored 47, he dunked it twice. If you watch this it's an example of what he can do, he's got great touch and balance, great ball control for a big man.


                        I'm a huge fan of Blake Griffin, and not because he's a 'superstar' I'll be the first one to see he's far from it and he's got a lot of things he needs to work on. I'm a fan of his because of this, I like watching players grow and prove people wrong. Develop there game, it's all fine to say your favourite player is Kobe because he's one of the best to ever play but that's not me.

                        The best thing about Blake Griffin, is he's CLEARLY got so much to work on and a lot of weakness', yet he averages these numbers with very limited moves, imagine what he could be like with a jumpshot. With post moves. All I'm saying is statistics don't lie, get your facts straight before saying things like all he can do is dunk etc.

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                        • Whaaaazuuuuup
                          MVP
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 3620

                          #27
                          Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                          Originally posted by eaterofworlds888
                          agreed. Blake is a great dunker, but that's about where it ends. I think he's one of the most overrated in the game right now. Come Tuesday I'm pickin a Derrick Rose case
                          lets see...avg: 21.5 pts, 11.5 rebs, shoots over 52% fg, help lead team to play offs...hows he over hyped? he's showed a vast array of skills from hamdling the ball to a decent 10-15 jumper which is only goin to get better.his only true weakest is his free throw shooting at 60%... ppl need to stop hating on this dude and be "great"ful he's come long considering the skill talent of the nba player has diminished for the past few yrs
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                          • SavoyPrime
                            Rookie
                            • Jan 2012
                            • 400

                            #28
                            Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                            2K ridin' Blake Griffin a bit hard ain't they? lol Dude is no where near as nice as Vince Carter was in his prime. Not sure there has been a better dunk contestant/champion than that dude.

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                            • sportjames23
                              MVP
                              • Jun 2011
                              • 1152

                              #29
                              Re: NBA 2K13 Talkin' 2K: Dunk'd

                              Originally posted by mreyes930
                              Check MJ out in the last clip. Flys right over Muggsy haha. Too Cool.
                              LOLOLOLOLOL
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                              • piccolomair
                                Rookie
                                • Sep 2011
                                • 38

                                #30
                                Originally posted by J_Posse
                                The bolded parts are completely false. The guy has quality handles for a bigman and is definitely a great rebounder.


                                It can be argued that he's already a better player than Amar'e ever was. Stoudemire only advantage is mid-range shooting, while Griffin is a better passer, rebounder and ball-handler. They are both below average defensively which is sad because of their physical tools.
                                yea, blake griffin is amare stoudemire BEFORE amare had that surgery early in his career. They have a very similar type of game, they can shoot that 15 footer, they are great finishers in traffic, they are terrific screen setters, but they share the same flaws as well. Neither is a good defender, nor a good rebounder, nor particularly versed in a post game. They both have incredible athleticism, finishing instincts, and a knack for making big plays on offense. I think blakes career will be slightly beter than amare's, but not substantially better....

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