Of the five NBA positions in basketball 🏀 when it comes to probability of landing a star/Superstar level player, how would you rank that probability?
From greatest to least.
Also I would like to also ask if you think this should be a factor into any team's drafting strategy?
Hell of a game we just saw. Box score for reference..
KD, Kawhi, Harden, Kyrie, and PG all had decent games at the least. How would you rank them tonight? Here's my take which I expect to be unpopular.
1. James Harden: My pick for player of the game. James "Chris Paul" Harden completely dictated the pace of the game in the second half. Good defense and worked as a great crafty floor general. He was a little cold tonight from outside but he hit the big stepback when he needed to, and the Clippers didn't have an answer to his drives.
2. Kawhi Leonard: In an extremely close game, credit has to go somewhere on the Clippers. It would be a little concerning if the Nets had the three best players and only won by 4. Kawhi was easily the best defender on the floor tonight. 4 steals, 2 blocks, and a ton of deflections. He also chipped in an efficient 33 points with 5 assists and no turnovers. His three was cold all night and his midrange was cold after the first so he started putting pressure on the Nets rim instead.
3. Kyrie Irving: I'd be ok with pretty much any ordering of the best three, and I'd imagine Kyrie is the people's choice for player of the game. Not much to say other than the man was an absolute bucket tonight. Kyrie dropped nearly 40 on a diet mainly consisting of extremely tough shots. Whenever the Nets needed a score, he had it. Certainly the most fun player to watch tonight, and I hope he can keep making these difficult shots at this rate in the playoffs.
4. Kevin Durant: If he shoots it, it goes in. That was the story of tonight, and he might have hit the biggest shot tonight to put the Nets up 10 with two minutes left. Kawhi guarded him all night and was giving him tough looks, but like Kyrie it didn't matter. He did get hounded a bit tonight though, leading to 0 assists on 4 turnovers for the slim reaper.
5. Paul George: Paul George was the coldest of all the stars tonight, missing quite a few open looks that he got in Ty Lue's offense. I suspect he makes those on another night. He did hit that three with 25 seconds left to bring it within one and make the Nets sweat. Overall a decent night, though not great by his standards. And when the other four stars have spectacular games, someone's gotta be last.
There are five different players who could be the best player on the floor in this matchup. Nets-Clippers games are gonna be insane. What's your take
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By “five star” I mean your upper echelon top 10-20% of coasters you’ve ridden.
My personal ranking for my “5 star” coasters is:
- Steel Vengence
- El Toro
- Phantoms revenge
- The voyage
- Millennium Force
- Superman the Ride
- Montu
- Wicked Cyclone
- The Beast
- Maverick
- Banshee
- Afterburn
- Diamondback
- Kumba
- Goliath (Great America)
- Phoenix
- Raptor
- Intimidator
- Nitro
- Legend
- Raging bull
- Bizzaro
- Gatekeeper
- Shivering timbers
- Thunderbird
- Superman ride of steel (dc)
- Top thrill dragster
- Kingda ka
- Magnum
- Twister (knoebels)
This is all subjective, but feel free to ask me questions about why one is ranked above another and so on.
What does this mean? There will be 5 levels and each one requires an additional star? Didn’t all other events have like 7 or more levels? Does this mean you’ll need all Shield agents at level 7 to complete the event and get Iron Man?
In the case of Fives and Echo, their rank was never actually stated to my knowledge. In Jesse's case it was stated, as a Lieutenant, this is the rank of most ARC Troopers in Legends continuity, but I'm unsure for canon. If anybody knows, please let me know.
