Russell Westbrook is the most dominant player in the NBA

[StrongLurk]

Westbrook has the highest peak of any player this season. No one at their best is more dominant this year. It's been really impressive. Crazy how Durant's teammate and former teammate lead the league in scoring

[plowking]

This has officially become the 92 point game watch thread.

[greatest-ever]

Yeah his 42 fg% and 53 ts% is oh so dominant.

[Le Shaqtus]

So dominant yet his team isn't even the 8th seed.

[imdaman99]

He is dominant, his scrub teammates didn't do their jobs staying near. 500 while him and Durant were hurt.

[knicksman]

well for posters who knows nothing beyond stats, then yes hes dominant. Its the same reason why bran was considered dominant until he was 2/5

[oarabbus]

EMPTY STATS doe

[SugarHill]

Yeah his 42 fg% and 53 ts% is oh so dominant.

dominant not efficient

[Thunderfan86]

Westbrook has the highest peak of any player this season. No one at their best is more dominant this year. It's been really impressive. Crazy how Durant's teammate and former teammate lead the league in scoring

Sam Presti

[TheMilkyBarKid]

I'll consider him truly dominant once he is held to the same standards as LeBron or Kobe and lives up to it.

[StrongLurk]

28/7/9 in 34 minutes.

Insanely dominant. That production has never been done in so few minutes.

The dude has 13 triple doubles this year. And they are MASSIVE triple doubles.
Seriously, his best 10 games this year are unmatched by anyone elses best 10 games.

All you guys can do is talk about playoffs (Durant missed 2/3s of the season, ibaka the last 1/3, and Westbrook himself missed games. This is the 8th seed IN THE WEST. His team record is easily good enough in the east.

The only minor valid criticism is his shooting efficiency, but it's minor compared to the actaul effect he has on the court.

I want ONE poster to give me a real reason why he isn't the most dominant player this year. A reason longer than one sentence?

[TheMilkyBarKid]

28/7/9 in 34 minutes.

About to WILL his team in the playoffs by putting up almost ANOTHER 50 POINT TRIPLE DOUBLE.

Insanely dominant. That production has never been done in so few minutes.

The dude has 13 triple doubles this year. And they are MASSIVE triple doubles.
Seriously, his best 10 games this year are unmatched by anyone elses best 10 games.

All you guys can do is talk about playoffs (Durant missed 2/3s of the season, ibaka the last 1/3, and Westbrook himself missed games. This is the 8th seed IN THE WEST. His team record is easily good enough in the east.

The only minor valid criticism is his shooting efficiency, but it's minor compared to the actaul effect he has on the court.

I want ONE poster to give me a real reason why he isn't the most dominant player this year. A reason longer than one sentence?

Failed to make the playoffs when he was the man at OKC.

One sentence is all that's necessary.

[J Shuttlesworth]

This year's Kevin Love

[imdaman99]

Failed to make the playoffs when he was the man at OKC.

One sentence is all that's necessary.

That would matter if his team was .500 without him. Turns out they were like 10 games under .500 at the start of the season while he was hurt and that was the reason they didn't make the playoffs.

[StrongLurk]

Failed to make the playoffs when he was the man at OKC.

One sentence is all that's necessary.

No one can make the playoffs as a one man team in the West. You are retarded. The best criticism you can give for an individual player is team record? Weak.

Durant missed 55 games and Ibaka missed the last 1/3 of the season.