I Thought It Couldn't Get Any Worse
A video on YouTube. In Sports, a Krater category.
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The video evaluates and debunks various hot takes and opinions about NBA players and eras, concluding with an analysis of whether LeBron James's Cleveland Cavaliers superteam was truly on the same level as other historical superteams.
From the video
Answers: Are modern NBA hot takes about players and teams accurate?
- NBA player comparisons
- Athleticism in basketball
- NBA superteams analysis
- Historical NBA eras evaluation
What it concludes
- Even seemingly unathletic NBA players are top-tier athletes when compared to the general population.
- Athleticism in the NBA extends far beyond jumping high and running fast to include coordination, agility, and spatial awareness.
- Karl-Anthony Towns is one of the best big-man shooters of all time, though not definitively number one.
- Comparing players using general categories without context leads to flawed conclusions, such as ranking Ben Simmons over Devin Booker.
- The Cleveland Cavaliers superteam of 2014 to 2017 was not actually a superteam compared to other historical combinations.
- The 1988 NBA season remains the most loaded year in league history based on the concentration of all-time great players in their prime.
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