All time scoring/nonscoring teams -- pick your period

Post #1 » by **penbeast0** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 2:06 pm

Sticking with contemporaries, maybe a decade at a time though no reason you can't go 2015-2024 rather than everything having to be around multiples of 10. Pick one top 5 in the league offensive big that played poor defense and one top 5 defender that played poor offense. then two guys that would play the 3 (combo forwards and wings), then two that are guards.

example: ABA

Julius Keye
Dan Issel

Wendall Ladner
George Gervin

Don Buse or Fatty Taylor
Mack Calvin

Post #2 » by **penbeast0** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 2:16 pm

00s
Ben Wallace
Amare Stoudamire
Bruce Bowen or Shane Battier
Carmelo Anthony
Jason Kidd
Steve Nash

Post #3 » by **tsherkin** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 4:28 pm

penbeast0 wrote:00s
Ben Wallace
Amare Stoudamire
Bruce Bowen or Shane Battier
Carmelo Anthony
Jason Kidd
Steve Nash

Mmm. A bit of a misnomer, or maybe overly simplified, to call guys "one dimensional" on the basis of "offense" and "defense," no?

Like, Anthony, sure. Gervin, sure. But Kidd was both a high-end playmaker, an outstanding rebounder for a guard and a high-end defender. And Nash was both a high-end dribble penetrator, shooter and playmaker. Sure, speaking to your setup, Nash wasn't a positive contributor on the defensive end and Kidd was not a good scorer, but still...

Also, Shane Battier was a significant 3+D guy, who wasn't really one-dimensional at all. Bruce Bowen was like Shane Battier but with weaker shooting from anywhere but the corner 3. Both of them were able to contribute on either end. They were roleplayers, for sure, but being a roleplayer doesn't mean you are one-dimensional.

Post #4 » by **penbeast0** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 4:59 pm

tsherkin wrote:
penbeast0 wrote:00s
Ben Wallace
Amare Stoudamire
Bruce Bowen or Shane Battier
Carmelo Anthony
Jason Kidd
Steve Nash

Mmm. A bit of a misnomer, or maybe overly simplified, to call guys "one dimensional" on the basis of "offense" and "defense," no?

Like, Anthony, sure. Gervin, sure. But Kidd was both a high-end playmaker, an outstanding rebounder for a guard and a high-end defender. And Nash was both a high-end dribble penetrator, shooter and playmaker. Sure, speaking to your setup, Nash wasn't a positive contributor on the defensive end and Kidd was not a good scorer, but still...

Also, Shane Battier was a significant 3+D guy, who wasn't really one-dimensional at all. Bruce Bowen was like Shane Battier but with weaker shooting from anywhere but the corner 3. Both of them were able to contribute on either end. They were roleplayers, for sure, but being a roleplayer doesn't mean you are one-dimensional.

There you go.

Post #5 » by **tsherkin** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 5:04 pm

penbeast0 wrote:
There you go.

Hmm?

Post #6 » by **penbeast0** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 5:06 pm

tsherkin wrote:
penbeast0 wrote:
There you go.

Hmm?

Changed the thread title to be more accurate.

Post #7 » by **tsherkin** » Mon Jan 1, 2024 5:37 pm

penbeast0 wrote:
tsherkin wrote:
penbeast0 wrote:
There you go.

Hmm?

Changed the thread title to be more accurate.

Ah, fair!

jojo4341 · Post #8 » by **jojo4341** » Tue Jan 2, 2024 1:48 am

2013 to 2023:
KAT
Rudy Gobert
Carmelo
Lu Dort
Steph Curry
Tony Allen

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dygaction · Post #9 » by **dygaction** » Tue Jan 2, 2024 7:13 am

Seth Curry
Kyrie
Luka
OMax
Dwight Powell

pancakes3 · Post #10 » by **pancakes3** » Tue Jan 2, 2024 4:43 pm

Ben Wallace
Shaq
Peja
Dirk
Prince
Nash
Iverson

SportsGuru08 · Post #11 » by **SportsGuru08** » Wed Jan 3, 2024 12:24 pm

1985-1995

Magic Johnson
Nate McMillain

Ricky Pierce
Vernon Maxwell

Dominique Wilkins
Derrick McKey

Charles Barkley
Anthony Mason

Rik Smits
Dikembe Mutombo