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If Harden played in the 80's, Adrian Dantley 2.0?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Gwalchmai, Oct 15, 2019.

  1. xiki

    xiki Member

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    neither AD nor Hindi were at all alike to JEHj. AD was excellent and best on a losing squad; Hondo was non-stop motion. Silent assassin.

    I really can’t come up with an 80s James. Also, very different game. Heda killed then as he kills today.
     
  2. alethios

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    But realistically, Harden could be a very good post player. He's already a swiss army knife of offensive moves, why not add a post-up game?
     
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    He has to practice the one legged step back. He got no time for post moves.
     
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    Assuming the 3 pointer wouldn't be a big thing, I bet he'd play more like Magic Johnson than anyone else.
     
  5. kingkingston

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    Harden wouldn't play like he does now in the 80's
     
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    AD is one of the greatest post up players in the history of the game. Most NBA players today wish they could post up like AD
     

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