Best player post-Jordan

HarlemHeat37 · Post #61 » by **HarlemHeat37** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 7:00 am

doesn't Shaq being the main focus of the other team have any weight in this discussion? I'm not agreeing/disagreeing with any of you, and I don't want to get into your argument, but I always remembered Shaq being the one teams double teamed and focused on first and foremost(not to say they didn't focus on Kobe too, because they obviously did..but I always remembered Shaq coming first)..

Post #62 » by **NO-KG-AI** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 7:07 am

I don't see how this can't be Shaq, Kobe's prime might be longer than Shaq's, but Shaq at his peak was superior to Kobe and Duncan by a fair margin.

big123 · Post #63 » by **big123** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 9:03 am

NO-KG-AI wrote:I don't see how this can't be Shaq, Kobe's prime might be longer than Shaq's, but Shaq at his peak was superior to Kobe and Duncan by a fair margin.

Going by the dominating a game by themselves factor I rank them like this...

Shaq (Most dominate big man since Wilt)

Kobe (best pure talent in the league)

Duncan (good at what he does and a great team leader in a great system, far from domimating a game by himself as the other 2 IMO)

Teddy KGB · Post #64 » by **Teddy KGB** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 9:43 am

IMO it goes:

1 Andrew Bynum

2 Shaquille O'Neal
3 Tim Duncan
4 Kobe Bryant

HarlemHeat37 · Post #65 » by **HarlemHeat37** » Tue Mar 4, 2008 5:17 pm

big123 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

Going by the dominating a game by themselves factor I rank them like this...

Shaq (Most dominate big man since Wilt)

Kobe (best pure talent in the league)

Duncan (good at what he does and a great team leader in a great system, far from domimating a game by himself as the other 2 IMO)

*sigh* 2003..

Best player post-Jordan

Who's the best player of the post-Jordan era