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2020 NBA playoffs: 4th quarter, game 7, the series is on the line. Whom would you pick?

Kawhi
13 (43.3%)
LeBron
7 (23.3%)
Giannis
0 (0%)
Davis
0 (0%)
Harden
0 (0%)
Embiid
0 (0%)
George
0 (0%)
Lillard
3 (10%)
Tatum
3 (10%)
Luka
3 (10%)
Jokic
0 (0%)
other (please name below)
1 (3.3%)

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Re: 4th quarter, game 7, the series is on the line. Whom would you pick?
« Reply #15 on: February 29, 2020, 08:20:45 PM »

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Re: 4th quarter, game 7, the series is on the line. Whom would you pick?
« Reply #16 on: February 29, 2020, 08:37:51 PM »

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Surprised by how low Kemba is on the list given what a clutch player he is. There are a whole bunch of players on that list ahead of Kemba that shouldn't be. It's probably due to his lack of appearances in the playoffs, but I would take Walker somewhere closer to top 10-12 than I would top 23-25.

Thought something similar, but just got done listening to the podcast, and there's a discrepancy between the poll/thread title and the actual list topic.

Bill Simmons made a list of his ''top 25 players right now for the next 4 months if I'm trying to win a title''. He was discussing the list with Zach Lowe.

Lowe tried to re-word/clarify the question, "you mean 4Q, Game 7, who do I want?" and Simmons said something like, "no for a whole series, 4 straight rounds, all of it, I'm trying to win a title."  And Simmons was very skeptical/concerned about Walker's knee.  That's why he's so low.  He just doesn't know if you can count on him for the next 4 months.

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