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Obviously you can see how this logic is flawed, because tony Parker is not better than Chris Paul. So to see who is better look at their head to head stats and see how D-will works chris paul every time they play eachother.
Thirdly, D-WIll is a better shooter and finisher. CP3 is a better ball handler and better at getting to the hoop but D-WIll is a better finisher.
D-Will is a better post player, 3-point shooter, finisher, and leader. D-Will is far better in crunch time than CP3. Don't believe me watch him lead Illinois against Arizona. Down 12 with 4 minutes left and D-Will leads them back for the W. Which anyone who has watched a Jazz game in the past two years has seen him do time and again. D-Will is far better at crunch time.
Rebounds: Paul 4.0 Williams 3.0
New Orleans has two excellent rebounders in Chandler and West, but after those two, the rest of the Hornets don't do much rebounding. Compare this to the Jazz, with Booz, Okur, AK, and Millsap, it's hard to imagine anyone else on the team getting a rebound.
You also should look at how many shots are taken in typical Jazz and Hornets games. Hornet games have about 163 shots, Jazz games have about 157. If there were six more shots per game, it's not out of the question that Williams' rebound total would be higher.
Assists: Paul 11.6 Williams 10.5
The Hornets rely heavily on alley-oops to score points. Alley-oops are pretty easy assists. The Jazz are a passing team where players often pass up the first shot to set up a teammate with an easier shot. Williams' potential assists are eaten up by this mentality.
Looking deeper at stats helps narrow the gap between these two great players.
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