That goes both ways though since the Sixers had such a crappy core all eyes were on Holiday. I mean when you look at the fact that he led such a crappy supporting cast to 34 wins it's quite amazing.
Well I think we've shown how subjective the whole idea of "clutch" is. I'm definitely not going to argue Holiday isn't clutch, especially from what I've seen from him dating back to his UCLA days, but personally I would definitely take Conley and Lawson because they actually have an admirable track record. Ultimately, I think that's the biggest factor. I mean, despite converting at a higher clip during "clutch" scenarios, many people still think Lebron is inferior to Kobe when the game is on the line.
Conley has come through in the NBA playoffs. Lawson showed he could do it in the NCAA championship. I've already seen more game-winners from Lillard than I have Holiday. I recall some great plays from Holiday during their 1st round matchup with the Heat two years ago, but that's about it as far as his "clutch" plays. This isn't to put Holiday below the other three guards, but it's sort of strange to see you so confidently say that the other guards are "no where near Holiday" in terms of being "clutch".
Topic: 2013 CB Draft : Draft Thread : VOTING ENDS 8:00PM EST TONIGHT (Read 1154360 times)