I didn't want to get sucked in to this again, but Love is a phenomenal (albeit not perfect) player. He's not a "good stats on a bad team" guy. He's not a rim protector, but his combination of offensive skills and rebounding is unprecedented in NBA history.SwingMan wrote:You're right - that's not a totally fair gauge, with more outside variables to be considered. But Love was the best player putting up crazy numbers and he was the leader - thing is, those are just numbers. Not a whole lot of steak behind that sizzle.....Indy wrote:Only 1 guy has ever got the Wolves into the playoffs, and it is a clear, first ballot hall of famer. And he couldn't even do that every year, and only got them out of the 1st round once. I don't think it is a fair knock on Love to say he didn't get them to the playoffs. (Although there are certainly other reasons to criticize him.)
His lack of playoff appearances has much more to do with his teammates (and the management that provided them) than his skills.

