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Pgard, your Spurs and Tim Duncan bias is very tiresome.
ENd it please. Its almost as bad as Kevin's English Channel bias ![]() |
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David Robinson was a much better athlete than Tim Duncan, but not even close as a basketball player. I think Robinson is overrated. He was the best athlete to ever play center imo, but a very ordinary basketball player. There, hows that for Spur bias. |
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1. wilt chamberlain ( the most dominant athlete of all time ) 2. larry bird 3.michael jordan 4. jerry west 5. ervin johnson 2nd team 1. lew alcindor 2. tim duncan 3. elgin baylor 4. kobe bryant 5. oscar robertson |
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Tim Duncan is overrated, keep in mind Andres Nocioni made him his bitch along with Kevin Garnett.
Wheres Hakeem O, Billy Cunningham, a whole host of others. Most overrated NBA player imo has to be Robert Parish |
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When discussing Kevin McHale, it's important to note that most of his prime years came when he was playing with Larry Bird. It's important because McHale was never the focal point of the offense. If he had been, I have little doubt that he would have gone on to erase a lot of the doubts people have about him. He was one of the best inside men I've ever seen. Footwork was second to none, save for maybe Hakeem Olajuwon. He didn't commit to rebounding as much as I would have liked but defensively, he was far above average. I don't know exactly where I would rank him against Karl Malone and Charles Barkley but for my money, those are the three best ever. And I'd take all three over Tim Duncan or Kevin Garnett in a heartbeat. That's not to say that Duncan and Garnett aren't all-time great players because they are. But not with those other three in my opinion. My selections for an all-time 12 man roster:
1st team c-Kareem Abdul-Jabbar f-Hakeem Olajuwon f-Larry Bird g-John Stockton g-Michael Jordan 2nd team c-Wilt Chamberlain f-Bill Russell f-Charles Barkley g-Magic Johnson g-Pete Maravich last two Oscar Robertson Dennis Rodman
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People who have watched Duncan and are not astounded with the footwork just dont know basketball. That what I gotta conclude. Both hands with the baby hook straight in, off the backboard...
There just are no other big men that had/have extensive use of both hands like Duncan, which requires the ability to be able to pivot off either foot equally well. Therefore, best footwork EVER. And best hands ever. You can throw him a pass in almost any position and he catches it without a bobble thus allowing him to get a move in quickly before he gets closed in on. I will admit he is physically he is in his downhill years. Hakeem had great pivot moves in that they were so quick, and used for his little fall away or a move back to the basket. But no use of both hands for either McHale or Hakeem. Im sorry, but its not close. Not at all. Ive watched all of these guys extensively (ie their entire careers) What is astounding about Hakeem is he was absolutely terrible as a freshman at UH. His soccer skills must have added in his very steep learning curve. People also used to compare Patrick Ewing with Hakeem. This is also a joke. Ewing was not even close to the player Hakeem was. Ewing was terribly immobile in comparison to the aforementioned. He had a very good baseline jumpshot which allowed him to remain a competent center well after his athleticism left him. |
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TB, how old are you?? Last edited by GPK : 01-30-2007 at 06:47 PM. |
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I saw Mike Jordan play, he was good. But Bird was Bird. More of a team player. Jordan was all about Mikey.
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