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Rozetta5tone wrote: »CashmoneyDux wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Michael Jordan
Crafty Magic Johnson
Bill Russell
Larry Bird
Wilt Chamberlain
Kobe Bryant (get mad ? )
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Karl Malone
Elgin Baylor
Tim Duncan
Shaq
Kevin Garnett (get mad ? )
Jerry West
Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon
You can't pick a GOAT there's too many factors. Generally speaking tho, Jordan, Russell, Magic, Chamberlain and Kareem interchangeable as #1 depending on who you ask and what era they're from.
Solid roster. Respect for all those players. Only one missing is Gary Payton. One of the best defensive players in the league.
How is this a solid list when it has Kevin Garnett and karl Malone but no LeBron?
Lebron is the Kendrick Lamar of the NBA. Came in the game after legends and hasn't had any real competition. He's coasting off the lack of real talent. Players aren't drafted the same, scouted the same, hell they aren't even coached the same as it was before.
He is the "franchise player". He became marketable and every player after him is supposed to fit that mold. He isn't a legend imo. He's a product. True he does numbers but look who he's up against.
A warrior with no war is just a mf with impressive stats.
His numbers look good but when you break down his career, what impact has he really made?
Glad this ? don't post in the NBA thread
I really don't like online conflict bro. Main reason why I just lurk. Too many ? opinionsRozetta5tone wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Michael Jordan
Crafty Magic Johnson
Bill Russell
Larry Bird
Wilt Chamberlain
Kobe Bryant (get mad ? )
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Karl Malone
Elgin Baylor
Tim Duncan
Shaq
Kevin Garnett (get mad ? )
Jerry West
Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon
You can't pick a GOAT there's too many factors. Generally speaking tho, Jordan, Russell, Magic, Chamberlain and Kareem interchangeable as #1 depending on who you ask and what era they're from.
Solid roster. Respect for all those players. Only one missing is Gary Payton. One of the best defensive players in the league.
How is this a solid list when it has Kevin Garnett and karl Malone but no LeBron?
Lebron is the Kendrick Lamar of the NBA. Came in the game after legends and hasn't had any real competition. He's coasting off the lack of real talent. Players aren't drafted the same, scouted the same, hell they aren't even coached the same as it was before.
He is the "franchise player". He became marketable and every player after him is supposed to fit that mold. He isn't a legend imo. He's a product. True he does numbers but look who he's up against.
A warrior with no war is just a mf with impressive stats.
His numbers look good but when you break down his career, what impact has he really made?
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CashmoneyDux wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »CashmoneyDux wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Michael Jordan
Crafty Magic Johnson
Bill Russell
Larry Bird
Wilt Chamberlain
Kobe Bryant (get mad ? )
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Karl Malone
Elgin Baylor
Tim Duncan
Shaq
Kevin Garnett (get mad ? )
Jerry West
Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon
You can't pick a GOAT there's too many factors. Generally speaking tho, Jordan, Russell, Magic, Chamberlain and Kareem interchangeable as #1 depending on who you ask and what era they're from.
Solid roster. Respect for all those players. Only one missing is Gary Payton. One of the best defensive players in the league.
How is this a solid list when it has Kevin Garnett and karl Malone but no LeBron?
Lebron is the Kendrick Lamar of the NBA. Came in the game after legends and hasn't had any real competition. He's coasting off the lack of real talent. Players aren't drafted the same, scouted the same, hell they aren't even coached the same as it was before.
He is the "franchise player". He became marketable and every player after him is supposed to fit that mold. He isn't a legend imo. He's a product. True he does numbers but look who he's up against.
A warrior with no war is just a mf with impressive stats.
His numbers look good but when you break down his career, what impact has he really made?
Glad this ? don't post in the NBA thread
I really don't like online conflict bro. Main reason why I just lurk. Too many ? opinionsRozetta5tone wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Michael Jordan
Crafty Magic Johnson
Bill Russell
Larry Bird
Wilt Chamberlain
Kobe Bryant (get mad ? )
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Karl Malone
Elgin Baylor
Tim Duncan
Shaq
Kevin Garnett (get mad ? )
Jerry West
Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon
You can't pick a GOAT there's too many factors. Generally speaking tho, Jordan, Russell, Magic, Chamberlain and Kareem interchangeable as #1 depending on who you ask and what era they're from.
Solid roster. Respect for all those players. Only one missing is Gary Payton. One of the best defensive players in the league.
How is this a solid list when it has Kevin Garnett and karl Malone but no LeBron?
Lebron is the Kendrick Lamar of the NBA. Came in the game after legends and hasn't had any real competition. He's coasting off the lack of real talent. Players aren't drafted the same, scouted the same, hell they aren't even coached the same as it was before.
He is the "franchise player". He became marketable and every player after him is supposed to fit that mold. He isn't a legend imo. He's a product. True he does numbers but look who he's up against.
A warrior with no war is just a mf with impressive stats.
His numbers look good but when you break down his career, what impact has he really made?
Kanan hoe' d the ? outta Dre in this scene
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5th Letter wrote: »obnoxiouslyfresh wrote: »Michael Jordan
THANK YOU! I really cannot believe that not only was Jordan not named one time, but also that every single person named a different player..wtf??
As a Rockets fan, we have a long standing rivalry with the Bulls, but I'm still able to admit that Jordan is the GOAT.
What rivalry with the Bulls?
Clearly you don't recall how Jordan came back to lead the Bulls to a win blocking our three-peat in the 90s. We never got over it.
Y'all didn't even make the finals. A team that don't even exist anymore swept y'all out of the playoffs. Chicago aint have nothing to do with that. -
...the man. ..the myth. ...the legend. Mr half man, half amazin'....Mr. Shawn Bradley #G.O.A.T
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Lavar Ball
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Lol @ whos the greatest player of all time being a "basketball related question"
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Sebastian telfair
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Everybody playing. That means they know its Mike. It doesn't even need to be spoken.
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Harold "baby Jordan" Miner
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Mark curry. Even had his own tv show.
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Niccas be like "Aye! Kobe. Dat boy lebron is the GOAT! He better than u and jordan!"
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Who won tonight?
Lebron is the greatest?
Y'all ? opinions don't matter.
? babies outchea. Jingling keys and bright colors got mfs mesmerized.
Fam had a good run but politics are why he's "Lebron James".
Foh with anything else. He's following a mold of greatness crafted by his predecessors yet he hasn't made a mold of his own.
Baby powder was the only exciting thing about the mf. Other than that he played for coaches that made it possible for him to stand out. But you can't tell a James Stan ? about basketball lmao -
^^^that was deeply disturbing....
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Mike gets my vote. But if we'e being honest and unbiased (which some of you ? clearly aren't capable of doing), then any conversation about the best player of all time HAS to include Lebron at this point.
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fortyacres wrote: »since you are both white , you best pickin
'the white mamba' Brian Scalabrine.
This ? way beyond hilarious!!
He just called that fool the ? "white mamba"
I'm rolling over my own damn grave
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mryounggun wrote: »Mike gets my vote. But if we'e being honest and unbiased (which some of you ? clearly aren't capable of doing), then any conversation about the best player of all time HAS to include Lebron at this point.
LeBron James is the first only basketball player to average triple double in NBA Finals history. His performance was simply amazing throughout this series.
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Rodman would get Green thrown out a game in the quickness
Pip & Jordan lockin KD & Curry down
[img]http://gif-finder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Leonardo-DiCaprio-Absolutely-? -not.gif[/img]
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Rodman would get Green thrown out a game in the quickness
Pip & Jordan lockin KD & Curry down
[img]http://gif-finder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Leonardo-DiCaprio-Absolutely-? -not.gif[/img]
Pip arguably one the greatest perimiter defenders of all time. KD would have his hands full with Pip face-guarding him and Rodman on helpside -
Rodman would get Green thrown out a game in the quickness
Pip & Jordan lockin KD & Curry down
[img]http://gif-finder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Leonardo-DiCaprio-Absolutely-? -not.gif[/img]
Pip arguably one the greatest perimiter defenders of all time. KD would have his hands full with Pip face-guarding him and Rodman on helpside
? don't change what you said. You said Pippen would lock KD down. Which ain't gonna ? happen.
That doesn't take away from how good of a player Pippen was cause he can't lock down KD.
Now you want add in Rodman into it as well.
Just stop. I ain't saying it would be easy for KD one one one with Pippen but what I am saying is Pippen ain't locking KD down and that is all I'm saying.
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I didnt change ? about what i said
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I didnt change ? about what i said
Pip lockin KD down
No he not. That ? gonna catch that 30+ppg just like Lebron just did and everybody else do
