Namely, Paul George and Reggie Jackson and their outstanding playoff performances weren't rewarded with the respect they deserve. The two perimeter players were given ratings of 88 and 80 and 80, respectively. George getting an 88 rating is unjust. He was not just the one who led the injured Clippers in their inaugural Western Conference Finals appearance, the player also was averaging 26.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 5.4 assists per game while doing that. I'm convinced that those numbers are enough for at least a 90 rating.

But, for the sake of bolstering my arguments, Jimmy Butler, in contrast, received the rating of 91 even though being swept . He averaged 14.5 per game, 7.5 rebounding, as well as 7.0 assists in the first round of the playoffs. In the regular season.

Butler put up 21.5 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 7.1 assists per game. George was a similar player, having an average of 23.3 points, 6.6 the rebounds as well as 5.2 assists. Therefore, there's no reason why the Clippers star player not be rated equal to, or higher, than a player Jimmy Butler.

As for Reggie "Mr. June" Jackson, his playoff performance alone should have boosted his rating to over 80 -- in which he's ranked alongside players like Keldon Johnson, and Jonathan Isaac, who did not carry a team up to Western Conference Finals. If you didn't know, Jackson put up 17.8 points per game. He also kept the Clippers winning the playoffs. He was draining 48.4 percentage of the field, and 40.8 percentage of threes.

Then his buckets came in the form of big shots that added energy to the Clippers, or the tough shots that provided the final shot that threw the opponent over. 80 seems to be an insignificant number for someone who put on a great performance at the expense of NBA fans.

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