After I posted it, I saw some posts about Hakeem and I thought about changing my pick for center but the "Orlando Shaq" was the most dominant center I had ever seen. I also thought about putting Giannis over DuncanI loved watching Shaq from his LSU days thru his Laker years but Hakeem owned him.
I didn't see Maravich, Wilt, Bill Russell, or Elgin play, so I listed from the 80s and up.My 13 man roster:
Magic, Bird, Jordan, Lebron, KAJ, Maravich, Chamberlin, Duncan, Hakeem, Russell, Curry, Thomas, Baylor
Not gonna lie, my second team has Dominique Wilkins.I didn't see Maravich, Wilt, Bill Russell, or Elgin play, so I listed from the 80s and up.
My 2nd team would be:
PG- Stephen Curry
SG- Kobe Bryant
SF- Kevin Durant
PF- Giannis Antetokounmpo
C- Hakeem Olajuwon
I agree. You can be a hater to an extent before it's just stupidity. Bron haters are clearly illogical.#1 Points
#4 Assists
#9 3 Pointers Made
#32 Rebounds
#1 Clutch Time Points
#9 Steals
#3 Total minutes played
All-time numbers in NBA history. Horrible take. If you’re building a team, he is on it. No question
PG- Magic Johnson
SG- Michael Jordan
SF- Larry Bird
PF- Tim Duncan
C- Shaquille O'Neal
Would be my starting 5.
My 2nd team would be:
PG- Stephen Curry
SG- Kobe Bryant
SF- Kevin Durant
PF- Giannis Antetokounmpo
C- Hakeem Olajuwon
Before the NBA evolved into an open court 3 pt game, how would you rank your top 5 all-time big true 5's? Here is mine:
1. Hakeem
2. Chamberlin
3. Jabbar
4. Bill Russell
5. Willis Reed
I listed Hakeem 1 because of his ability to dominate on both ends.
Pistol Pete couldn’t get the ball across half court in today’s NBA. The NBA of the 70s and 80s is like high school ball compared to the athleticism that all positions have now.In an era that overly favors offense. Superstars of old would straight up dominate now. Bird and Pistol Pete would be unstoppable. Guys like Jordan and Drexler would make some of these young guys look silly.