[JCB]

Originally Posted by Prolific Scorer

RJ will never even smell 26-7-5

Last year, his fourth year in the league (just barely entering his prime), he averaged 22, 7, and 4 through 33 games before being injured. You don't think that he could average just 4 more points and one more assist if he was the main focus of the offense like he was last year at the start of the season? And even if you don't think he could, to say that he won't even smell those numbers, when he clearly has proven he can come very close to them, is crazy.

[coco killer]

probaly jefferson hes an all around player and more durable. i see hamilton just as a quick scorer and nothing much else

[Dragnsmke1]

Rip

[AJC NYC]

Well RJ is better than Rip and RJ isnt a bad jump shooter anymore

[Tmac4MVP1]

Originally Posted by DuMa

not really a fair comparison. rj is a sf. rip is a sg.

how so? SF and SG aren't that distinguishable in the NBA and they both play the swingman as far as i can tell and RJ would be better on more teams in L than Rip so i would take him.

[JMES HOME]

i go hamilton
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[Banjoriddim]

I say Rip.