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Gaps between best and second franchise peaks

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Gaps between best and second franchise peaks

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Post #1 » by Laimbeer » Tue Feb 20, 2018 11:47 am

How do you rank the gaps between these players' peaks with different franchises?

Laker Shaq v Orlando Shaq
Bucks Kareem v Laker Kareem
Minny KG v Boston KG
Nets Doc v Sixers Doc
Warrior Wilt v Laker Wilt

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