[washingtonismoney]

Brook is dominating for the Lakers against the Thunder right now. Has had a couple fantastic contorting dunks on the pick-and-roll and just elevated over his defender for a three. He's also keeping the rugged Steven Adams off of the boards.

20 pts, 5 boards, 5 assts, 1:54 left in the game

[washingtonismoney]

Brook is dominating for the Lakers against the Thunder right now. Has had a couple fantastic contorting dunks on the pick-and-roll and just elevated over his defender for a three. He's also keeping the rugged Steven Adams off of the boards.

20 pts, 5 boards, 5 assts, 1:54 left in the game

[washingtonismoney]

Brook is dominating for the Lakers against the Thunder right now. Has had a couple fantastic contorting dunks on the pick-and-roll and just elevated over his defender for a three. He's also keeping the rugged Steven Adams off of the boards.

20 pts, 5 boards, 5 assts, 1:54 left in the game

[washingtonismoney]

Brook is dominating for the Lakers against the Thunder right now. Has had a couple fantastic contorting dunks on the pick-and-roll and just elevated over his defender for a three. He's also keeping the rugged Steven Adams off of the boards.

20 pts, 5 boards, 5 assts, 1:54 left in the game

[BostonCard]

Random factoid I saw.  Brook is the all time leading scorer for the Nets.  That probably says more about the nets than about Lopez, but still, that’s quite an accomplishment.

BC

[BostonCard]

Random factoid I saw.  Brook is the all time leading scorer for the Nets.  That probably says more about the nets than about Lopez, but still, that’s quite an accomplishment.

BC

[BostonCard]

Random factoid I saw.  Brook is the all time leading scorer for the Nets.  That probably says more about the nets than about Lopez, but still, that’s quite an accomplishment.

BC

[BostonCard]

Random factoid I saw.  Brook is the all time leading scorer for the Nets.  That probably says more about the nets than about Lopez, but still, that’s quite an accomplishment.

BC

[fullmetal]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

[fullmetal]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

[fullmetal]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

[fullmetal]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

[97fan]

I daresay that Robin is currently at least as good an NBA player as Brook, if not better.

The twins are in their age-29 season, and both play for bad teams. Robin is averaging 12.6 points per game, 4.8 rebounds per game, 2.1 assists per game and 0.8 blocks per game for the Bulls. He averages 28 minutes per game.

Brook is averaging 12.0 points per game, 3.8 rebounds per game, 1.5 assists per game and 1.4 blocks per game for the Lakers. He averages 21 minutes per game.

Brook has been paid about $120 million in the last seven seasons. Robin has been paid about $70 million over the same period, as far as I can tell. Brook was obviously more advanced offensively when he entered the league, but was he always a better all-around player? Do NBA front offices have a bias toward offense? Or has Robin continued to improve while Brook has not?

[97fan]

I daresay that Robin is currently at least as good an NBA player as Brook, if not better.

The twins are in their age-29 season, and both play for bad teams. Robin is averaging 12.6 points per game, 4.8 rebounds per game, 2.1 assists per game and 0.8 blocks per game for the Bulls. He averages 28 minutes per game.

Brook is averaging 12.0 points per game, 3.8 rebounds per game, 1.5 assists per game and 1.4 blocks per game for the Lakers. He averages 21 minutes per game.

Brook has been paid about $120 million in the last seven seasons. Robin has been paid about $70 million over the same period, as far as I can tell. Brook was obviously more advanced offensively when he entered the league, but was he always a better all-around player? Do NBA front offices have a bias toward offense? Or has Robin continued to improve while Brook has not?

[97fan]

I daresay that Robin is currently at least as good an NBA player as Brook, if not better.

The twins are in their age-29 season, and both play for bad teams. Robin is averaging 12.6 points per game, 4.8 rebounds per game, 2.1 assists per game and 0.8 blocks per game for the Bulls. He averages 28 minutes per game.

Brook is averaging 12.0 points per game, 3.8 rebounds per game, 1.5 assists per game and 1.4 blocks per game for the Lakers. He averages 21 minutes per game.

Brook has been paid about $120 million in the last seven seasons. Robin has been paid about $70 million over the same period, as far as I can tell. Brook was obviously more advanced offensively when he entered the league, but was he always a better all-around player? Do NBA front offices have a bias toward offense? Or has Robin continued to improve while Brook has not?

[97fan]

I daresay that Robin is currently at least as good an NBA player as Brook, if not better.

The twins are in their age-29 season, and both play for bad teams. Robin is averaging 12.6 points per game, 4.8 rebounds per game, 2.1 assists per game and 0.8 blocks per game for the Bulls. He averages 28 minutes per game.

Brook is averaging 12.0 points per game, 3.8 rebounds per game, 1.5 assists per game and 1.4 blocks per game for the Lakers. He averages 21 minutes per game.

Brook has been paid about $120 million in the last seven seasons. Robin has been paid about $70 million over the same period, as far as I can tell. Brook was obviously more advanced offensively when he entered the league, but was he always a better all-around player? Do NBA front offices have a bias toward offense? Or has Robin continued to improve while Brook has not?

[washingtonismoney]

I know what the box score stats say, but other (more sophisticated) statistics suggest Brook's the better player. He's outranked Robin the past three years in ESPN's Real plus/minus stat, usually pretty substantially. (Robin barely beat him the previous two years.)

[washingtonismoney]

I know what the box score stats say, but other (more sophisticated) statistics suggest Brook's the better player. He's outranked Robin the past three years in ESPN's Real plus/minus stat, usually pretty substantially. (Robin barely beat him the previous two years.)

[washingtonismoney]

I know what the box score stats say, but other (more sophisticated) statistics suggest Brook's the better player. He's outranked Robin the past three years in ESPN's Real plus/minus stat, usually pretty substantially. (Robin barely beat him the previous two years.)

[washingtonismoney]

I know what the box score stats say, but other (more sophisticated) statistics suggest Brook's the better player. He's outranked Robin the past three years in ESPN's Real plus/minus stat, usually pretty substantially. (Robin barely beat him the previous two years.)

[DC 86]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

Brook has always been criticized for his rebounding in the NBA, it is a weakness in his game, not simply a function of his role.

Interestingly, Brook and Robin are opposites in terms of their strengths/weaknesses as players. If you cherry picked each of the twins' best attributes to form a single NBA player you would have a dominant specimen.

[DC 86]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

Brook has always been criticized for his rebounding in the NBA, it is a weakness in his game, not simply a function of his role.

Interestingly, Brook and Robin are opposites in terms of their strengths/weaknesses as players. If you cherry picked each of the twins' best attributes to form a single NBA player you would have a dominant specimen.

[DC 86]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

Brook has always been criticized for his rebounding in the NBA, it is a weakness in his game, not simply a function of his role.

Interestingly, Brook and Robin are opposites in terms of their strengths/weaknesses as players. If you cherry picked each of the twins' best attributes to form a single NBA player you would have a dominant specimen.

[DC 86]

Brook always seemed to score a lot with the Nets but somehow never corralled as many boards as I felt a player of his stature ought to have (again, with the Nets)...was it a positional/role thing?  Or did Brook just end up being a subpar rebounder in the NBA?

I haven't played fantasy basketball since before he joined the Lakers, so I haven't been keeping track of his stats since.

Brook has always been criticized for his rebounding in the NBA, it is a weakness in his game, not simply a function of his role.

Interestingly, Brook and Robin are opposites in terms of their strengths/weaknesses as players. If you cherry picked each of the twins' best attributes to form a single NBA player you would have a dominant specimen.