[washingtonismoney]

What he wrote is a very common perception that talent evaluators with no ties to Stanford collectively have.  Is it 100% accurate? No, but the truth lies somewhere in the middle, and is much closer to how Keith Law describes it compared to what the average fan might believe.

Well, look. If a writer puts pen to paper and produces words that sound mean-spirited, then he shouldn't be surprised to get people attacking him. This is especially true when the team is, as he admits, loaded with high-caliber talent and had a long track record of success. In that case, it's reasonable to wonder what the hell he's talking about.

[washingtonismoney]

What he wrote is a very common perception that talent evaluators with no ties to Stanford collectively have.  Is it 100% accurate? No, but the truth lies somewhere in the middle, and is much closer to how Keith Law describes it compared to what the average fan might believe.

Well, look. If a writer puts pen to paper and produces words that sound mean-spirited, then he shouldn't be surprised to get people attacking him. This is especially true when the team is, as he admits, loaded with high-caliber talent and had a long track record of success. In that case, it's reasonable to wonder what the hell he's talking about.