WiggyRuss
Well-Known Member
are you that dense? Yo uwere talking about his defensive ability- which is what i replied to- and now you are talking about overall ability? seriously sometimes i wonder if you always drowned as a child.Dude. Way to put words in my mouth. Classic Wiggy.
Where did I say a player’s “defensive prime” is 32?
I did not.
I said a player’s prime years are 27-32.
And athletic peak is really more like 26-27.
But as you know, experience plays a pretty large role in how a player contributes to winning basketball games which is really what we are talking about here. 28 is about the peak where the physical and mental meet, and while players do lose a bit of the physical by 32, they gain experience and intelligence.
Which is why LeBron had some of his very best years in Cleveland after 30. Why Jordan won 4 of his 6 championships after he turned 30.
I could go on, but you get the point.