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Who’s the best duo in the League?

GrantNKY
in National Basketball Association (NBA)

Best Duo? 9 members have voted

  1. 1. Best Duo?

    • Lebron/Anthony Davis
      77%
      7
    • Kawhi/ Paul George
      0%
      0
    • Harden/ Westbrook
      0%
      0
    • Durant/ Kyrie
      0%
      0
    • Steph/ Klay
      22%
      2
    • Embiid/ Simmons
      0%
      0

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The answer should be LeBron/Davis, but I do have to question their ability to stay healthy. Them running the high pick and roll could be devastating. Problem with the Lakers will be on the defensive end. Davis, Green, and Bradley can defend. Beyond that, they can be taken advantage of. Stopping backcourts will be a major issue for them.

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The answer should be LeBron/Davis, but I do have to question their ability to stay healthy. Them running the high pick and roll could be devastating. Problem with the Lakers will be on the defensive end. Davis, Green, and Bradley can defend. Beyond that, they can be taken advantage of. Stopping backcourts will be a major issue for them.

 

Yawn.....

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