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Blake Griffin or John Wall? I say Wall will end up being better.
Who will have the better career?
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I voted Griffin, but I'd say a tie. They both will have good careers, if they stay healthy.
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gotta go with my man blake. im a fan of big explosive forwards. both will be great though
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I love Blake..but with the way he plays. It's hard to see him lasting that long.
So Im gonna go with J Wall.
So Im gonna go with J Wall.
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the way he plays will change though
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Will a injury force him to change....
I cringe everytime he goes up because he's damn near too explosive and reckless.
I cringe everytime he goes up because he's damn near too explosive and reckless.
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and he is on the clippers so... 
but i really think he'll change the way he plays with time. but i know where youre coming from.
but i really think he'll change the way he plays with time. but i know where youre coming from.
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It's close but I'm going to go with Wall.
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I went with Wall, it's a guards league and I don't see that changing anytime soon.
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Hard question but I'm going to go with Blake Griffin. He's been a beast from the start, is a rebounding machine and is not scared to explode to the rim. Wall will always have more turnovers than Griffin since he's the one that always brings up the ball. But an injury could ruin a whole career so we could never really predict the future of these youngsters
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That should be an advantage to Griffin though since it's easier for him to be noticed since there aren't too many superstar big men in the league.
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im going to say Blake
i see Blake and injury always being mentioned, and it's true
already missed an entire season, plays so explosive that his margin for injury is higher than anybody else in the L
but lets not act like John Wall isnt an injury risk
he's always getting hurt. only 2 months into his NBA career and he's had like 10 different injuries
Blake is just special. no player like him, he's only getting better
also his team has a better chance at being good sooner than John Wall
more playoff appearances = more hardware
more hardware usually means better career
i see Blake and injury always being mentioned, and it's true
already missed an entire season, plays so explosive that his margin for injury is higher than anybody else in the L
but lets not act like John Wall isnt an injury risk
he's always getting hurt. only 2 months into his NBA career and he's had like 10 different injuries
Blake is just special. no player like him, he's only getting better
also his team has a better chance at being good sooner than John Wall
more playoff appearances = more hardware
more hardware usually means better career
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