Anthony Davis established his otherworldly studliness around the league some time ago; however, one critical component has always been amiss: the ability to consistently make teammates better.
In the blowout victory over the Houston Rockets on opening night, Davis finished with a line of 32 points, 16 rebounds, three steals, three blocks AND EIGHT ASSISTS!
Maybe AD is right: He is the NBA’s most dominant player in the game today.
Last season, Davis averaged 2.3 assists per game which did set a new career high; however, both this rather unimpressive number and our eyes told us that he still lacked the ability to put the entire weight of the team on his shoulders on offense.