Baron Davis may have the edge in experience now, but Gordon and Griffin will gain that experience quickly - I'd expect them to be playoff perennials after this year.
Gordon isn't as good a passer as Davis, but he's a solid passer for a two-guard. Also, I think you could take a serviceable pass-first point guard with an outside shot and make him look really good tossing it to Blake at the rim or Gordon on the perimeter.
And nah, I have nothing against Baron Davis. I do question his motor, but he's a solid player and it's been fun to watch him regain his spark playing with Griffin this year.
He's just not as good as Eric Gordon, that's all. Still, good luck with the draft, and TP for the discussion.
TP to you as well!
No doubt that Eric will make some team here in the Pick Two a fine SG, and yes he will certainly help the Clips this year as well, in real life.
But in thinking about the parameters of this game, I just thought that I wanted to go with vets, to put forth the best opportunity in a playoff scenario.
In comparison to real life? For example - OKC had several players with gaudy numbers last year, but when they played LA in the playoffs, those numbers were drastically reduced by LA's defense.
Prime example - Ron Artest basically shut down Durant. With this in mind, I pictured a playoff scenario here in Pick Two, and just didn't see Eric Gordon able to maintain those numbers vs say - Kobe Bryant - in a 7 game series.
I just felt more comfortable - for Pick Two purposes - in having Baron out there as PG. Once I round out the team, I will make up for Eric's departure, and get a good SG.