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Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 1:25 am
by kamal2_espn
I'm not sure if this was ever a thread but I'd like to know other people's opinions on this.

Rules: You have to had seen the guy play. I never saw Dave Bing or Bob Lanier play so they won't be on my lists.

Here's mine:

Point Guard
1. Isiah Thomas
2. Chauncey Billups
3. Brandon Jennings
4. Reggie Jackson
5. Chucky Atkins

Shooting Guard
1. Joe Dumars
2. Rip Hamilton
3. Allan Houston
4. Jerry Stackhouse
5. John Long

Small Forward
1. Grant Hill
2. Dennis Rodman
3. Adrian Dantley
4. Kelly Tripuka
5. Tayshaun Prince

Power Forward
1. Rasheed Wallace
2. Greg Monroe
3. James Edwards
4. Bison Dele
5. Cliff Robinson/Antonio McDeyess

Center
1. Ben Wallace
2. Bill Laimbeer
3. Andre Drummond
4. Greg Monroe
5. Theo Ratliff

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 12:53 pm
by pistontr
You forgot Mark Aguirre. And Rodman is PF, Edwards is C. Salley and Mahord may desrve a spot.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 1:44 pm
by kamal2_espn
pistontr wrote:You forgot Mark Aguirre. And Rodman is PF, Edwards is C. Salley and Mahord may desrve a spot.


Aguirre was a role player when he played for the Pistons.
Edwards started at the 4 when he played for the Pistons.
Rodman was a 3 when he played for the Pistons.
Mahorn and Salley were role players

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 1:51 pm
by The Penguin
Did you leave Stuckey off due to spite? He was better than Chucky Atkins IMO. Greg Monroe makes it at two spots?

Is it strictly as a Piston? T-Mac and Chris Webber were pretty good, but not really as Pistons.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 2:24 pm
by pistontr
Mark Aguirre
http://www.basketball-reference.com/pla ... rma01.html

he played 28 minutes and scored 15 points per game in two championship seasons

and rodman was backup PF, he played 28 minutes per game in two championship seasons

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 3:35 pm
by wallace72
The Penguin wrote:Did you leave Stuckey off due to spite? He was better than Chucky Atkins IMO. Greg Monroe makes it at two spots?

Is it strictly as a Piston? T-Mac and Chris Webber were pretty good, but not really as Pistons.

Iverson too

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 4:21 pm
by roc
Bob Lanier and Dave Bing should both be listed.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 4:52 pm
by DetroitSho
r0cd0gg wrote:Bob Lanier and Dave Bing should both be listed.

Someone didn't read the rules eh?

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 4:57 pm
by roc
I saw em both play but yea, I didn't read that part just saw the inadequate list.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 6:01 pm
by kamal2_espn
The Penguin wrote:Did you leave Stuckey off due to spite? He was better than Chucky Atkins IMO. Greg Monroe makes it at two spots?

Is it strictly as a Piston? T-Mac and Chris Webber were pretty good, but not really as Pistons.


I thought Stuckey was a terrible point guard. He might have been a better player. But point guard? Nah.

Monroe made it in 2 places because he's started a full season at 2 different positions.

And Mac and Webber weren't that good with the Pistons. They were decent at best.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 6:13 pm
by kamal2_espn
pistontr wrote:Mark Aguirre
http://www.basketball-reference.com/pla ... rma01.html

he played 28 minutes and scored 15 points per game in two championship seasons

and rodman was backup PF, he played 28 minutes per game in two championship seasons


Aguirre was rarely in crunch time. In his second season with us, he came off the bench. Rodman took his spot. The best 5 we had that year was Isiah, Joe, Rodman, Edwards, and Laimbeer. They all made my list.

Re: Top 5 Pistons at Each Position

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 6:15 pm
by WillTheThrill12
Vinnie Johnson?

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 6:32 pm
by kamal2_espn
I changed the title. I'm interested in seeing who other people would choose.

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 7:12 pm
by The Penguin
kamal2_espn wrote:I changed the title. I'm interested in seeing who other people would choose.



I don't think anyone else cares.

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 7:42 pm
by kamal2_espn
The Penguin wrote:
kamal2_espn wrote:I changed the title. I'm interested in seeing who other people would choose.



I don't think anyone else cares.


Which is wild because you'd think people on a Piston board would wanna talk about their all time players. I guess talking about guys who'll never wear Piston uniforms is more interesting.

Oh well.

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 7:57 pm
by The Penguin
kamal2_espn wrote:
The Penguin wrote:
kamal2_espn wrote:I changed the title. I'm interested in seeing who other people would choose.



I don't think anyone else cares.


Which is wild because you'd think people on a Piston board would wanna talk about their all time players. I guess talking about guys who'll never wear Piston uniforms is more interesting.

Oh well.



Aren't internet message boards made for arguing which guy who'll never play for your team fits best?

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Fri May 8, 2015 8:02 pm
by kamal2_espn
The Penguin wrote:
kamal2_espn wrote:
The Penguin wrote:

I don't think anyone else cares.


Which is wild because you'd think people on a Piston board would wanna talk about their all time players. I guess talking about guys who'll never wear Piston uniforms is more interesting.

Oh well.



Aren't internet message boards made for arguing which guy who'll never play for your team fits best?


Touche

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Mon May 11, 2015 10:26 pm
by Warspite
"Players who you have seen" = Im a lazy fair weather fan who has no respect for the past.

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Mon May 11, 2015 11:02 pm
by kamal2_espn
Warspite wrote:"Players who you have seen" = Im a lazy fair weather fan who has no respect for the past.


I know, huh? I'm so lazy and have no respect for the past that I included Tripucka and John Long.

Re: Who's your Top 5 Pistons at Each Position?

Posted: Mon May 11, 2015 11:04 pm
by princeofpalace
Warspite wrote:"Players who you have seen" = Im a lazy fair weather fan who has no respect for the past.


Eh, or maybe some of us arent middle aged+ and want to rate players that we are actually knowledgeable about