Moderators: Clyde Frazier, Doctor MJ, trex_8063, penbeast0, PaulieWal
thebigbird wrote:LAL1947 wrote:thebigbird wrote:Ah we’re at the point of the season when the GB folks flood the LeBron thread. Lovely. As if there aren’t a million LeBron dumping threads there to partake in.
No, we’re not.
LAL1947 wrote:Colbinii wrote:LAL1947 wrote:Is this supposed to be a serious list? My goodness. That's not a proper list. That looks like a list personally put together by the "tall, awkward, gawky but trying to be hipster lugs of the world united" club... can't find another explanation for why Larry and Kobe are so low with so many centers above them. I hope RealGM isn't advertising it anywhere as theirs.
Jordan at #2?
KG over Kobe?
Dear ole Timmy Duncan all the way up at #5 and over Kobe and Larry?Hah double hah!!
I recommend reading the hard work and dedication people have invested into the project rather than complaining to nobody who cares--thats what Twitter is for.
You mean the sort of hard work and dedication that allowed them to delude themselves into thinking that Tim Duncan was quicker and an equal or better athlete than Dikembe Mutombo? No lies, that's actually what one of the prime peeps on this section of the forum is trying to imply on a thread about rim-protectors.
Rank these players in order of Rim Protection ability.
This is just one example of how the "legend of Dear Ole Timmy" has been created here, little by little, by adding up all these fibs. Is it no wonder than they wrongly rate Timmy so highly on this list? I mean, in his/her mind, Timmy has become a fire-breathing, rim-protecting dragon who was an equal/better athlete to Dikembe, and was as dominant as Shaq in the paint, and had MJ/Kobe's skills and footwork, and who had no help instead of the best squads in the league... and who is called the Big Fundamental even though he couldn't master the basic fundamental skill of shooting free-throws... so what can I possibly say to change their minds?
All the while, they've been trying to paint Duncan's better as an inefficient chucker and "equal to or below" guys like KG and D Wade, thus getting rid of the competition by putting 7 spaces between Timmy and Kobe? Lol.
When I point out how ludicrous and wrong this is, I get labelled a troll who should be ignored. Yeah, no thanks again.
Pennebaker wrote:Jordan lacks LeBron's mental toughness.
JordansBulls wrote:The Warriors are basically a good college team until they meet a team with bigs in the NBA.
KembaWalker wrote:LeBron needs to be playing 25 minutes per game at this point, he doesnt have the stamina or the knees to be playing 36+ minutes, even playing half court offense only. NBA has him listed as the slowest player in the league, 3.61 mph.
for context, thats just about as fast as this 92 year old woman runs for 7.5 hours straight
https://ftw.usatoday.com/2015/05/92-year-old-finishes-marathon-harriette-thompson
she doesn't have to jump though, so i guess its not a fair comparison..
JordansBulls wrote:The Warriors are basically a good college team until they meet a team with bigs in the NBA.
LAL1947 wrote:sp6r=underrated wrote:falcolombardi wrote:i am convinced now the most impressive thingh about 37 years old lebron is not the scoring or dunks
is that even at this age people still try to bring down his whole legacy over every bad play or bad game lol
talk about insane standards
Yup, just look at realgm's, top 100. And I have tons of respect for this board's rankings.
2. Jordan: retired for 3 years
3. Kareem: 22/8/3.
4. Russell: retired 3 years
5. Duncan: 15/10/3.
6. Wilt: 1st season of retirement
7. Magic: retired
8. Shaq: 12/6
9. Hakeem: 10/6
10. Bird: retired 2 years
11. Garnett: 20 mpg defensive specialist
12. Kobe: maybe the worst player in the NBA and irrelevant for 3 years.
13. West: retired 2 years
14. Oscar: retired 2 years
15. Dirk: 18/6
16. Malone: 22/8/4
17. Robinson: 8/8, defensive specialist similar to KG
18. Erving: retired
19. Mikan: retired
20. Moses: 10mpg
Is this supposed to be a serious list? My goodness. That's not a proper list. That looks like a list personally put together by the "tall, awkward, gawky but trying to be hipster lugs of the world united" club... can't find another explanation for why Larry and Kobe are so low with so many centers above them. I hope RealGM isn't advertising it anywhere as theirs.
Jordan at #2?
KG over Kobe?
Dear ole Timmy Duncan all the way up at #5 and over Kobe and Larry?
JordansBulls wrote:The Warriors are basically a good college team until they meet a team with bigs in the NBA.
GSP wrote:2 50pt performances in his 19th season UNREALLLLLL
hes gonna win scoring title
Doctor MJ wrote:I like the analogy with Curry as Coca-Cola. And then I'd say Iverson was Lean.
letskissbro wrote:What's the scoring race look like now?
Edit:
LeBron 29.71 ppg
Embiid: 29.68 ppg
Giannis: 29.66 ppg
falcolombardi wrote:funnily enough there are now two lebron threads
what do we do about that now?
PistolPeteJR wrote:falcolombardi wrote:funnily enough there are now two lebron threads
what do we do about that now?
Can we keep both of them running if only to trigger the agenda-driven posters lol?
PistolPeteJR wrote:falcolombardi wrote:funnily enough there are now two lebron threads
what do we do about that now?
Can we keep both of them running if only to trigger the agenda-driven posters lol?