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<blockquote data-quote="ez bake" data-source="post: 2003642" data-attributes="member: 229">He&#039;ll be a star in maybe 5 more years, but leaving a champion-level team to go to the Rockets (for more money and a higher position) wasn&#039;t smart in my opinion.&nbsp; He could have hung on at OKC for 1 maybe 2 more years, gotten a ring or two and then been a super-star anywhere he wanted to go.&nbsp; He&#039;s good, but he&#039;s never been the type of player that can carry a team (and it showed in the playoffs/championship game).&nbsp; I love how he basically knew that the Thunder knew his tricks so when he went in with his side-step lay-up and tried to switch it up on KD, Ibaka was sure to let him know that $#!+ wasn&#039;t gonna fly around here.Lynn and Harden both have a ways to go - and Parsons came out of nowhere to give their team a ton of well-rounded raw talent, but they&#039;re still young and don&#039;t really have enough leadership.&nbsp; Harden jumped the gun if you ask me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ez bake, post: 2003642, member: 229"] He'll be a star in maybe 5 more years, but leaving a champion-level team to go to the Rockets (for more money and a higher position) wasn't smart in my opinion. He could have hung on at OKC for 1 maybe 2 more years, gotten a ring or two and then been a super-star anywhere he wanted to go. He's good, but he's never been the type of player that can carry a team (and it showed in the playoffs/championship game). I love how he basically knew that the Thunder knew his tricks so when he went in with his side-step lay-up and tried to switch it up on KD, Ibaka was sure to let him know that $#!+ wasn't gonna fly around here. Lynn and Harden both have a ways to go - and Parsons came out of nowhere to give their team a ton of well-rounded raw talent, but they're still young and don't really have enough leadership. Harden jumped the gun if you ask me. [/QUOTE]

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