Iwasawitness wrote:WarriorGM wrote:Far more interesting is to make the case for top 1. It actually can be made.
You do know we're talking about Duncan, not Curry right?
Do you know how to read?
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Iwasawitness wrote:WarriorGM wrote:Far more interesting is to make the case for top 1. It actually can be made.
You do know we're talking about Duncan, not Curry right?
WarriorGM wrote:Iwasawitness wrote:WarriorGM wrote:Far more interesting is to make the case for top 1. It actually can be made.
You do know we're talking about Duncan, not Curry right?
Do you know how to read?
LakerLegend wrote:LeBron was literally more athletic at 35 than he was at 20
I'm not gonna argue with you, but for me, pure talent wise, and physical stature, Wilt stands above all for me. He is my personal #1 Physical talent of all-time. Love Russell. His tenacity, and will always reminds me of all-time Pistons greats, but Wilt was truly a one of a kind athlete. Just absurd.SlimShady83 wrote:zeebneeb wrote:Starting 5.
Magic
Jordan
Bird
Duncan
Wilt
Yes, he is top 5, all-time.
Take out Wilt add In Russell, basically my top 5
Iwasawitness wrote:WarriorGM wrote:Far more interesting is to make the case for top 1. It actually can be made.
You do know we're talking about Duncan, not Curry right?
FarBeyondDriven wrote:I think the top 6 is pretty set in stone (MJ, Bird, Magic, Wilt, Lebron, Kareem) but after that it's a toss up so he certainly has a case.
zeebneeb wrote:I'm not gonna argue with you, but for me, pure talent wise, and physical stature, Wilt stands above all for me. He is my personal #1 Physical talent of all-time. Love Russell. His tenacity, and will always reminds me of all-time Pistons greats, but Wilt was truly a one of a kind athlete. Just absurd.SlimShady83 wrote:zeebneeb wrote:Starting 5.
Magic
Jordan
Bird
Duncan
Wilt
Yes, he is top 5, all-time.
Take out Wilt add In Russell, basically my top 5
WarriorGM wrote:Far more interesting is to make the case for top 1. It actually can be made.
cupcakesnake wrote:I have Duncan at #4 all-time and I think you can reasonably argue him higher than that.
Very iron-clad resume of accomplishment with tons of statistical evidence of massive impact that stacks up against anyone.
He's not the greatest offensive player ever, but he was pretty incredible with his resilient post-scoring game + all the intangibles he brought as a screener, cutter, and passer. Then on defense, he's in the GOAT discussion there. He's sort of the inverse of Kareem in this way.
G R E Y wrote:YES.
Hugely unjust he never won DPOY either.
As pointed out in another thread, one of only a handful of players in NBA history to have won five titles with the same team.
Johnny Tomala wrote:Not in my top 7.
MJ, KAJ, Russell, LBJ, Wilt, Magic, Bird, Hakeem all higher than him. I have him 9th all time then Shaq 10th.