It's time to accept that Aaron Gordon is not going to reach that hypothetical ceiling. The good news is that his floor is looking more useful every day.
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At the core of the NBA's great what-ifs is imagination and at the core of some of its greatest realities is imagination as well.
Consistency does not know thy name, Aaron Gordon. Which is a shame for a player with such a unique slate of physical gifts.
Julius Randle is nothing like a modern big. But that doesn't mean he isn't good, improving, and incredibly useful to the Pelicans.
Nikola Jokic might already be the best passing big man in the entire NBA. In fact, he might be a lot more than that this season too.
The Clippers have a new look. They could be better. They could crater and be far worse. The interesting thing is watching which way they'll go.
Isaiah Thomas has headlined some of the most incredible individual scoring performances we've ever seen, here in the second round of the NBA Playoffs.
Isaiah Thomas may be one of the smallest players in the NBA, but this season he's been a giant when it comes to production and efficiency.
Stephen Curry has been nearly as good as he was last season, but he's still fantastic and the Warriors seem to be just fine.
Chris Paul became the first player in NBA history to record 20 points and 20 assists in a game, without a single turnover. He did in typical CP3 fashion.