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Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 6:20 am
by Wolves_Nation
I want to see everyones top 5 power forwards. It's such a strong position, and with the way some are playing, it's so close.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 8:58 am
by Joe Curry
Now

Kevin Love - he might be blah on defense but he rebounds at a all-time level

LaMarcus Aldridge - he has rounded into the two way player that we jnew he could be

Anthony Davis - yes he is a monster in the making

Blake Griffin - yes I have at 4 and yes he belongs here . Does not mean I agree with it .

Serge Ibaka - needa to bound a littke bit more so I can place him above Blake .

All-Time

Tim Duncun - nuff said

Kevin McHale - the best 2 way player that can play the most positions untill

Dennis Rodman - the modern day Bill Russell defensively . Could guard everyone well . He can start countless fastbreaks with his rebounding and passing . His only drawback was scouring and didn't need to do that .

Kevin Garnett - since he's been out east I've learned to detest him . However talent is talent . Sure he could park his but down low and use the postmoves taught to him by McHale . But would he still be playing today if he did

Charles Barkley - this sive on defense could do two things well. That's rebounding at a all-time rate & score inside better then 6'4" 300lbs mass of mess in nba history .


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Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 9:53 am
by CaliBullsFan
1.Tim Duncan*




2.Karl Malone
3.Bob Pettit/Dirk Nowitzki
5.Kevin Mchale

* Bird played PF in his prime

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:33 am
by Quotatious
Today:

1. Kevin Love
2. Dirk Nowitzki
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. Blake Griffin
5. Al Horford

HM: Anthony Davis pre injury - I'd take him at #1, kid is a complete package.

All-Time:

1. Tim Duncan
2. Dirk Nowitzki
3. Kevin Garnett
4. Karl Malone
5. Charles Barkley
6. Bob Pettit - I know it's top 5, but Pettit is much closer to the top 5 than to the rest of power forwards. Then Kevin McHale.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 1:07 pm
by SlobbaN
1. Duncan
2. Dirk
3. KG
4. Mailman/Barkley

This season is hard to judge, gotta wait until February.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 2:39 pm
by JVL
Current:

1. Kevin Love
2. Dirk Nowitzki
3. Anthony Davis
4. LMA
5. Tim Duncan

I honestly, firmly believe Duncan is still better than the types of Griffin, Horford, Ibaka, etc. Not only because of his play in the Finals last year, but also because of what he's shown us this year on limited minutes. Of course his success stems from those limited minutes, but that's not an argument against him in my book.

All-time:

1. Tim Duncan
2. Kevin Garnett
3. Dirk Nowitzki
4. Karl Malone
5. Charles Barkley

5 Truly awesome players. Easily my favourite position in all of basketball.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 6:48 pm
by Vinsanity_GOAT
All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 8:07 pm
by blazersfan52
Quotatious wrote:Today:

1. Kevin Love
2. Dirk Nowitzki
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. Blake Griffin
5. Al Horford

HM: Anthony Davis pre injury - I'd take him at #1, kid is a complete package.

All-Time:

1. Tim Duncan
2. Dirk Nowitzki
3. Kevin Garnett
4. Karl Malone
5. Charles Barkley
6. Bob Pettit - I know it's top 5, but Pettit is much closer to the top 5 than to the rest of power forwards. Then Kevin McHale.

I like your list pretty well for both I will go with this, but in my mind as a Blazers fan I think Aldridge is #1 :D

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 8:46 pm
by JVL
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin


Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:26 pm
by MoneyBall10
1. LeBron James
2. Kevin Love
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. Anthony Davis
5. Dirk Nowitzki

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:45 pm
by BmanInBigD
JVL wrote:
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin


Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.


I noticed that too. But when I saw Chris Webber on there at 3 and Rodman on there at 4, it all made sense. :lol:

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:01 pm
by Vinsanity_GOAT
JVL wrote:
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin


Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.

Duncan IS a center. Period, point blank.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:06 pm
by CaliBullsFan
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:
JVL wrote:
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin


Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.

Duncan IS a center. Period, point blank.


What position did Rasho Nesterovic and David Robinson play?

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:12 pm
by RSCD3_
First of all I Consider Duncan a Center
Im also not considering small ball 4's like melo, lebron, and durant

1. Davis
2. Love
3. Aldridge
4. Nowitzki
5. Griffin

Davis wasnt even top 5 last year
Love was hurt so wasnt even on my list

Last year
1. Aldridge
2. Griffin
3. Nowitzki ( He's better this year though )
4. Ibaka
5. Monroe



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Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:16 pm
by Vinsanity_GOAT
BmanInBigD wrote:
JVL wrote:
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:All-Time
1. kevin garnett (i never liked him, but the most naturally gifted)
2. karl malone (unstoppable force, no explanation needed)
3. chris webber (incredibly talented, too bad his team got robbed in '02 and his career got cut short afterwards)
4-5. dennis rodman/dirk nowitzki (depends on your preference defense/offense)

Today
1. lamarcus aldridge
2. anthony davis
3. dirk nowitzki
4. kevin love
5. blake griffin


Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.


I noticed that too. But when I saw Chris Webber on there at 3 and Rodman on there at 4, it all made sense. :lol:

Did you see Chris Webber when he was at his prime? Obviously he didn't end up having a top 5 career, but listing him as a top 5 talent isn't that far fetched. He could've been the best pf imo, if he would've had the right attitude.

Rodman had a huge positive impact for his teams, there's more to basketball than scoring and stats...

I excluded mchale because i haven't seen enough of him to form an opinion. And Barkley imo gets massively overrated, from what i've seen he didn't play too much defense and the only reason he's become such a mythical player is because of the height nonsense. Sure he was undersized but not nearly as much as he likes to claim. His standing reach was definitely above average for the position.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:26 pm
by Vinsanity_GOAT
CaliBullsFan wrote:
Vinsanity_GOAT wrote:
JVL wrote:
Do you consider Duncan a C or are you deliberately disrespecting him? There's just no way Duncan is not in any top 5 all-time PF list.

Duncan IS a center. Period, point blank.


What position did Rasho Nesterovic and David Robinson play?

When asked who the starting center would be in Game 1 against the Jazz, Pop treated it as a silly question and said: “Tim Duncan, like we have for the past 15 years.”

They called it the twin towers for a reason, they were both centers. Did that blow your mind? Look it's really simple imo, duncan looks and plays like a center so to me he's a center.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:49 pm
by MisterHibachi
Off topic, but is Tim Duncan a top 5 centre of all time?

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 12:19 am
by Woodsanity
MisterHibachi wrote:Off topic, but is Tim Duncan a top 5 centre of all time?

I would say so but its debatable.

We have:

Kareem
Russell
Wilt
Shaq
Hakeem

All of those guys are top 10 all time in my opinion along with Duncan. The question is who does he knock out? I think he has an argument over 2-3 of those guys.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 12:27 am
by Texas Chuck
Nothing is less interesting than the debate over what position to call Tim Duncan. Nothing.

Re: Top 5 PF's

Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 1:39 am
by Joe Curry
If Duncan is considered a center . Which he is but what ever he never wanted to be considered one .

Russell
Kareem
Wilt
Duncan
Hakeem
Shaq
Moses
Ewing
Robinson
Reed
Thurmond
Cowens
Zo
Daugherty
Bellemy
Gilmore
McAdoo
Walton
Sikma
Howard


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