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[QUOTE="nelsonmuntz, post: 3209883, member: 833"]
First, the Pistons.  After Griffin and Drummond, that team is terrible, yet it made the playoffs.  Put another way, there is not a single player on last year's Pistons, after Blake and Drummond, that would make the 10 man rotation for the Bucks.  Props have to be given to Griffin and Drummond for winning with that supporting cast.  But if they could do it, how come AD and Lebron couldn't, even though both had some decent talent around them (Jrue Holliday, Lonzo, Ingram)?  Could it be that the superstar ranking is a little off?

A good coach can design a system to make almost any two players complementary unless one of them doesn't want to be.

You are changing my point about superstars.  Dirk was definitely a superstar when he won, but he was the only one on that team.  The rest of it was role players and over the hill ex-all stars like Kidd.  Even LeBron's Cleveland team had JR Smith near his prime and a good defensive center in Tristan Thompson, plus Dellavadova and Korver banging 3's.  I also think some people are forgetting how good Kevin Love was before his body broke down.
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