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All-Time Warriors 

Post#1 » by BillyHoyle » Wed Aug 6, 2008 5:11 pm

if you could select an All-Time Warriors starting 5, (don't focus only on numbers but on "team-chemistry" as well), how would it look like?
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Post#2 » by Sid the Squid » Wed Aug 6, 2008 5:52 pm

I have to stick with an All-Time Golden State starting 5.

C- Biedrins
F- Webber
F- Barry
G- Phil Smith
G- Hardaway

BENCH= King, Ray, Randolph, Richmond, Mullin, Ellis, George Johnson
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Post#3 » by Timmy10 » Wed Aug 6, 2008 6:18 pm

PG - Hardaway
SG - Richmond
SF - Barry
PF - Webber
C - Thurmond

6th man - Heart says Mullin, head says Sprewell
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Post#4 » by KR4 » Wed Aug 6, 2008 6:58 pm

Can we not include Wilt? Of not...

Hardaway
Mullin
Barry
Webber
Thurmond/Biedrins (for chemistry)
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Post#5 » by Chris Cohan » Wed Aug 6, 2008 7:06 pm

Arenas
Richmond
Dunleavy
Webber
Parish
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Post#6 » by old rem » Wed Aug 6, 2008 7:25 pm

Wilt Chamberlain,Nate Thurmond,Rick Barry,Bernard King,Baron Davis.

Bench--Chris Mullin, Tim Hardaway,Andris Biedrins,Phil Smith,Mitch Richmond,Monta Ellis,Purvis Short,Chris Webber.

Barry would play SG in this lineup. Some might debate Hardaway vs Baron but they had similar assets and similar flaws. I didn't put Webber in the starting 5,or Arenas on the team,because I'm not giving big credits for what a player did before or after his time here.
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Post#7 » by Chris Cohan » Wed Aug 6, 2008 7:25 pm

Sorry, Baron's jankety injured run before Hardaway's consistency in RunTMC?

Too much dope.
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Post#8 » by Chris Cohan » Wed Aug 6, 2008 7:32 pm

Hardaway may have missed some time before he left town but, let's face it, Baron's Warrior tenure does not measure up. Not even close.
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Post#9 » by Abyss Impact » Wed Aug 6, 2008 7:40 pm

Baron Davis
Monta Ellis
Stephen Jackson
Al Harrington
Andris Biedrins
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Post#10 » by KR4 » Wed Aug 6, 2008 8:56 pm

Abyss Impact wrote:Baron Davis
Monta Ellis
Stephen Jackson
Al Harrington
Andris Biedrins


HA!!! I love it!
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Post#11 » by jungle buggie » Wed Aug 6, 2008 8:59 pm

PG: Vontego Cummings/ Bimbo Coles
SG: Jiri Welsch/Tony Delk
SF: Mike Dunleavy/Clarence Weatherspoon
PF: Jason Caffey/ Ed Nealy
C: Todd Fuller/ Felton Spencer
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Post#12 » by Warriorfan » Wed Aug 6, 2008 9:03 pm

Run TMC had the best Warrior chemistry of any team I saw.
Wilt and Thurmund provide the interior Defense.
I picked Thurmund over Webber because someone has to be the role player.
6th man Rick Barry who would take every shot for the reserves.

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Post#13 » by Sleepy51 » Thu Aug 7, 2008 1:34 pm

Sid the Squid wrote:I have to stick with an All-Time Golden State starting 5.

C- Biedrins
F- Webber
F- Barry
G- Phil Smith
G- Hardaway

BENCH= King, Ray, Randolph, Richmond, Mullin, Ellis, George Johnson


Wrong.

Web gets cut for destroying the franchsie, and Timbug gets benched for being a malignant homophobe.

C-Dre/Nate
PF-Bernard/Cliff/Larry
F-Mullin/Purvis
G-Barry/Mitch/Phil
G-Sleepy mother f :censored: 'in Floyd bitches!/Tim

Randolph and Monta make the team, but get D leagued.
Manute takes Thunder's job as the Mascot.
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Re: All-Time Warriors 

Post#14 » by is1531 » Thu Aug 7, 2008 6:39 pm

BillyHoyle wrote:if you could select an All-Time Warriors starting 5, (don't focus only on numbers but on "team-chemistry" as well), how would it look like?


Nate Thurmond was the most dominating center we ever had. I am not going to count Wilt, even though he played here for 2 years. Rick Barry as the best small forward. Phil Smith as the best SG, Tim Hardaway as the PG. I would make Chris Webber my PF.
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Post#15 » by floppymoose » Thu Aug 7, 2008 9:15 pm

All (time low) chemistry team:

C Eric Dampier
PF Chris Webber
SF Latrell Spreewell
SG John Starks
PG Mookie Blaylock
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Post#16 » by old rem » Thu Aug 7, 2008 9:36 pm

ROWELL wrote:Sorry, Baron's jankety injured run before Hardaway's consistency in RunTMC?

Too much dope.



Hardaway was a lot like Baron. He missed time injured, could play great but also chucked us out of games. In context both were high grade talent though a bit unpredictable,both had a problem with trying to do too much....which looks great when it works.

It's crazy to leave Wilt off any all-time anything list. Something like 40 pt/20 reb and ??? shotblocks?

Thurmond was also a regular 20 rbd guy and a super defender.

The only F ever to match Barry as a pure shooter and great passer was Bird.

I do want a spot for Manute :bowdown: He may not be a great player but is a legend all the same.
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Post#17 » by old rem » Thu Aug 7, 2008 9:39 pm

ROWELL wrote:Arenas
Richmond
Dunleavy
Webber
Parish


uh huh " too much dope" .....you made a list of guys who got way better after LEAVING.
Webber and Parrish were only here as rookies. Wilt and Barry were here in their prime and earned themselves Hall Of Fame status.
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Re: All-Time Warriors 

Post#18 » by Chris Cohan » Thu Aug 7, 2008 9:48 pm

old rem wrote:
ROWELL wrote:Arenas
Richmond
Dunleavy
Webber
Parish


uh huh " too much dope" .....you made a list of guys who got way better after LEAVING.
Webber and Parrish were only here as rookies. Wilt and Barry were here in their prime and earned themselves Hall Of Fame status.


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