If Jordan's Career / Peak is 100 / 100... Let's rank other NBA players based off that (this will get
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...Ugly)...
Dwayne Wade said if Jordan is on the 18th hole career wise (golf analogy), then Lebron is only on the 4th hole and has a long way to go to catch / surpass him...
So that got me to thinking... While I don't know ? about golf, I thought it'd be fun to do this:
Rank random players with 2 ratings out of 100: their OVERALL CAREER acheivements / Legend status, and their ABSOLUTE PEAK of dominance as a player on the basketball court...
Put it in the format of: 100 / 100... The first number being career as a whole, and the 2nd number being their dominance in their prime.
Let's use this standard: Jordan is 100 / 100 ..... Anyone else you rank, you rank based off comparing them to Jordan.... And in fairness to a ? like Shaq... If you feel his ABSOLUTE PRIME / BEST AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER was a little better than even jordan, put his prime is like 103, or 105... or whatever little extra credit you want to give them, compared to Jordans absolute peak as a basketball player. (or even if you want to say a ? like Russell or Kareem had a little better career than Jordan, give them extra credit at 103, 105... Whatever you feel their career tops Jordan at). But the rule is, Jordan is the standard at 100 / 100.
This is the default list of players... You can add your own if you want (just remember when ranking, career comes first, then overall peak as a basketball player):
Kobe Bryant
Lebron James
Larry Bird
Tim Duncan
Magic Johnson
Wilt Chamberlin
Karl Malone
Kevin Durant
Shaquile Oneal
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Bill Russell
Hakeem Olojuwan
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Charles Barkley
Let's Get it!
Dwayne Wade said if Jordan is on the 18th hole career wise (golf analogy), then Lebron is only on the 4th hole and has a long way to go to catch / surpass him...
So that got me to thinking... While I don't know ? about golf, I thought it'd be fun to do this:
Rank random players with 2 ratings out of 100: their OVERALL CAREER acheivements / Legend status, and their ABSOLUTE PEAK of dominance as a player on the basketball court...
Put it in the format of: 100 / 100... The first number being career as a whole, and the 2nd number being their dominance in their prime.
Let's use this standard: Jordan is 100 / 100 ..... Anyone else you rank, you rank based off comparing them to Jordan.... And in fairness to a ? like Shaq... If you feel his ABSOLUTE PRIME / BEST AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER was a little better than even jordan, put his prime is like 103, or 105... or whatever little extra credit you want to give them, compared to Jordans absolute peak as a basketball player. (or even if you want to say a ? like Russell or Kareem had a little better career than Jordan, give them extra credit at 103, 105... Whatever you feel their career tops Jordan at). But the rule is, Jordan is the standard at 100 / 100.
This is the default list of players... You can add your own if you want (just remember when ranking, career comes first, then overall peak as a basketball player):
Kobe Bryant
Lebron James
Larry Bird
Tim Duncan
Magic Johnson
Wilt Chamberlin
Karl Malone
Kevin Durant
Shaquile Oneal
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Bill Russell
Hakeem Olojuwan
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Charles Barkley
Let's Get it!
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luke walton
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What we dont know is "i might start luke" woulda been the coaching move of the millennium -
Kobe Bryant - 98 / 98
Lebron James - 65 / 99
Larry Bird - 94 / 97
Tim Duncan - 94 / 96
Magic Johnson - 96 / 98
Wilt Chamberlin - 95 / 100
Karl Malone - 90 / 93
Kevin Durant - 25 / 93
Shaquile Oneal - 93 / 100
Kareem Abdul Jabbar - 99 / 95
Bill Russell - 96 / 92
Hakeem Olojuwan - 94 / 99
Oscar Robertson - na
Jerry West - na
Charles Barkley - 89 / 93
This what im rollin with right now -
Kobe Bryant - 98 / 98
Lebron James - 45 / 99
Larry Bird - 94 / 97
Tim Duncan - 94 / 96
Magic Johnson - 96 / 98
Wilt Chamberlin - 95 / 100
Karl Malone - 90 / 93
Kevin Durant - 25 / 93
Shaquile Oneal - 93 / 100
Kareem Abdul Jabbar - 99 / 95
Bill Russell - 96 / 92
Hakeem Olojuwan - 94 / 99
Oscar Robertson - na
Jerry West - na
Charles Barkley - 89 / 94
This what im rollin with right now
Bill russell should be 100+ / x
The finals mvp trophy is named after him and he has the most rings
Jerry west should be 100+ / x
He's the ? logo of the league. Bigger accomplishment than anyone else
Lebron should be around a 70 Durant a lil closer to 40
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Kobe Bryant - 95/99
Lebron James - 85/98
Larry Bird - 95/95
Tim Duncan - 98/97
Magic Johnson - 98/99
Wilt Chamberlin - 100/100
Karl Malone - 91/96
Kevin Durant -50/93
Shaquile Oneal - 94/100
Kareem Abdul Jabbar - 98/100
Bill Russell - 100/90
Hakeem Olojuwan - 90/95
Oscar Robertson - 92/101
Jerry West - 95/95
Charles Barkley - 94/96 -
Kobe: 93/95
Lebron: 92/98
Bird: 96/98
Duncan: 93/95
Shaq: 94/99
Wilt: 97/100
Magic: 96/99
Kareem: 99/99
Big O: 96/99
Hakeem: 94/98
West: 93/96
Malone: 93/95
Russell: 100/97
Durant: 70/- - (yet to be seen)
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Im good.
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...Ugly)...
Dwayne Wade said if Jordan is on the 18th hole career wise (golf analogy), then Lebron is only on the 4th hole and has a long way to go to catch / surpass him...
So that got me to thinking... While I don't know ? about golf, I thought it'd be fun to do this:
Rank random players with 2 ratings out of 100: their OVERALL CAREER acheivements / Legend status, and their ABSOLUTE PEAK of dominance as a player on the basketball court...
Put it in the format of: 100 / 100... The first number being career as a whole, and the 2nd number being their dominance in their prime.
Let's use this standard: Jordan is 100 / 100 ..... Anyone else you rank, you rank based off comparing them to Jordan.... And in fairness to a ? like Shaq... If you feel his ABSOLUTE PRIME / BEST AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER was a little better than even jordan, put his prime is like 103, or 105... or whatever little extra credit you want to give them, compared to Jordans absolute peak as a basketball player. (or even if you want to say a ? like Russell or Kareem had a little better career than Jordan, give them extra credit at 103, 105... Whatever you feel their career tops Jordan at). But the rule is, Jordan is the standard at 100 / 100.
This is the default list of players... You can add your own if you want (just remember when ranking, career comes first, then overall peak as a basketball player):
Kobe Bryant
Lebron James
Larry Bird
Tim Duncan
Magic Johnson
Wilt Chamberlin
Karl Malone
Kevin Durant
Shaquile Oneal
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Bill Russell
Hakeem Olojuwan
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Charles Barkley
Let's Get it!...Ugly)...
Dwayne Wade said if Jordan is on the 18th hole career wise (golf analogy), then Lebron is only on the 4th hole and has a long way to go to catch / surpass him...
So that got me to thinking... While I don't know ? about golf, I thought it'd be fun to do this:
Rank random players with 2 ratings out of 100: their OVERALL CAREER acheivements / Legend status, and their ABSOLUTE PEAK of dominance as a player on the basketball court...
Put it in the format of: 100 / 100... The first number being career as a whole, and the 2nd number being their dominance in their prime.
Let's use this standard: Jordan is 100 / 100 ..... Anyone else you rank, you rank based off comparing them to Jordan.... And in fairness to a ? like Shaq... If you feel his ABSOLUTE PRIME / BEST AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER was a little better than even jordan, put his prime is like 103, or 105... or whatever little extra credit you want to give them, compared to Jordans absolute peak as a basketball player. (or even if you want to say a ? like Russell or Kareem had a little better career than Jordan, give them extra credit at 103, 105... Whatever you feel their career tops Jordan at). But the rule is, Jordan is the standard at 100 / 100.
This is the default list of players... You can add your own if you want (just remember when ranking, career comes first, then overall peak as a basketball player):
Kobe Bryant 99/100
Lebron James 90/100
Larry Bird 100/100
Tim Duncan 100/100
Magic Johnson 100/95
Wilt Chamberlin 100/100
Karl Malone 93/92
Kevin Durant 70/90
Shaquile Oneal 98/99
Kareem Abdul Jabbar 100/100
Bill Russell 101/100
Hakeem Olojuwan 97/98
Oscar Robertson 95/98
Jerry West 101/98
Charles Barkley 92/99
Let's Get it!
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Kobe Bryant 93/95 lack of MVPs hurt
Lebron James 87/94 more rings and well see
Larry Bird 95/93
Tim Duncan 94/92
Magic Johnson 96/95
Wilt Chamberlin 94/100
Karl Malone 88/92 no rings 1 MVP 2nd all time scoring
Kevin Durant n/a too early to tell
Shaquille O'neal 93/97
Kareem Abdul Jabbar 100/98
Bill Russell 100/ 93
Hakeem Olojuwan 92/97
Oscar Robertson 92/98
Jerry West 90/93
Charles Barkley 87/93 see Malone
