What two players would have won the most titles if teammates? (post-merger)
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Kobe + KG = 8 rings + infinite amount of discussion on this board.
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Jaivl wrote:Kobe + KG = 8 rings + infinite amount of discussion on this board.
Cynical "irl" thinking me likes that neither are great right away (great for their age, of course, just not transformative or really anywhere close, yet) giving you time to potentially add solid young pieces on their timeline in the draft.
Then again if Garnett gets his pre-max blockbuster contract, helps cause a lockout and then Kobe can't get the same money I don't know how Kobe (or anyone) responds to that.
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For recent years, I think it actually would've been quite insane had somehow Gianni and Harden been teammates. Harden/Gianni pick-and-roll would be utterly devastating. Give them a few decent shooters and they would lead a historic offense.
"Wes, Hill, Ibaka, Allen, Nwora, Brook, Pat, Ingles, Khris are all slow-mo, injury prone ... a sandcastle waiting for playoff wave to get wrecked. A castle with no long-range archers... is destined to fall. That is all I have to say."-- FOTIS