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Originally Posted by Victor
tbh i find your argument a stretch. you are saying when pp is on a strong team his d is better. makes sense ofc. but i dont think that is enough to propel him to the top d list.
I don't see how it's a stretch, PP is human just like every other Bball player and although he is very well conditioned players like Kobe are even more well conditioned yet they can't play elite offense/defense on every single play so obviously Pierce can't either. I mean players get tired, that's why they don't play all 48 minutes, and to conserve energy so they can play more minutes, they had to sarcifice some of their defensive energy to use it for the offensive end.
I mean these players use up so much energy on the offensive end, especially when they have to carry the entire team because there are no other very good offensive players, so they are unable to go all out on the defensive end (it's just not possible for them unless they want to cut their minutes more) so they use more energy on offense than on defense as their offense is much more valueable to the team since their team is lacking any real good offensive options besides them.