Post#3 » by Larry_Russell » Sun Dec 8, 2024 8:14 pm
PG: Magic Johnson (1986-87) 16.4
24ppg, 6.3rpg, 12.2apg, 1.7spg
MVP, FMVP, NBA-1, AS
SG: Joe Dumars (1996-97) 11.1
14.7ppg, 2.4rpg, 4apg, 0.7spg, 43.2% on 5-3pta
DPOY-6, AS,
SF: Chris Mullin (1989-90) 16.3
25ppg, 5.9rpg, 4.1apg, 1.6spg, 0.6bpg, 37.5% on 3-3pta
NBA-3, AS
PF: Charles Barkley (1989-90) 14.9
25.2ppg. 11.5rpg, 3.9apg, 2spg, 0.6bpg
MVP-2, NBA-1, AS, #1 2p%, TS%, ORtg
C: Rasheed Wallace (2007-08) 11.3
12.7ppg, 6.6rpg, 1.8apg, 1.2spg, 1.7bpg, 35.5% on 4.1-3pta
MVP-14, DPOY-12, AS, 22nd All NBA, 12th all defense
PG: Kenny Smith (1996-97) 5
6.3ppg, 1rpg, 2.4apg, 0.5spg, 43.7% on 2.8-3pta
SF/PF: Walt Williams (1998-99) 7.2
9.3ppg, 3rpg, 1.7apg, 0.8spg, 0.6bpg, 43.8% on 3-3pta
C: Ben Wallace (2001-02) 6
7.6ppg, 13rpg, 1.4apg, 1.7spg, 3.5bpg
MVP-10, DPOY, NBA-3, DEF-1
PG: Magic (38) / Smith (10)
SG: Dumars (38) / Williams (10)
SF: Mullin (38) / Williams (10)
PF: Barkley (38) / R. Wallace (10)
C: R. Wallace (28) / B. Wallace (20)
87.8/88
Magic on price
Dumars on drexler
Mullin on pierce
Barkley on Posey
Sheed/ben wallace on hakeem
I match up well enough defensively here and even though magic and mullin will get hated on for their defense they were adaquate in seasons chosen.
Sheed and wallace are awesome dedenders for hakeem
Offensively are are running.
And with Hakeem defending Barkley he is going to be caught away from the rim at every chance. Mullin and dumars are elite level shooters and with magic penetrating and kicking with hakeem stuck outside the paint he will feast