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Posted by 84th Ave. on May-20-2011 13:34:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
Well I think ranking NBA players in a "top 10 of all time" manner is an exercise in futility anyways. There's no real objective way to do that.

your right...a top 5 for each position is a more effective manner if anything.

ok

anyone else with me that the bulls are gonna win the series? (yes i hate the heat lol)

GO!

Posted by srussell0018 on May-20-2011 13:34:

DJmag says Armin van Buuren is the best dj in the world.

Posted by Mattsanity. on May-20-2011 13:35:

quote:
Originally posted by 84th Ave.
your first list, sadly, made more sense

Magic at 7? and Bird at 10? Garnett at 9? Shaq at 2 (best one lol)

im suprised Vince Carter is not on your list??? lol

you're right, thank god this is a music site, if not i would think your crazy

not only do i think your list is laughable, go back and see who else laughed at you

k

Posted by 84th Ave. on May-20-2011 13:36:

and i forgot to mention Doctor J,..Julius Erving!!

Posted by 84th Ave. on May-20-2011 13:37:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
DJmag says Armin van Buuren is the best dj in the world.

+1

well in

Posted by srussell0018 on May-20-2011 13:39:

Karl Malone, Oscar Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Hakeem Olajuwon, etc etc etc

Posted by Mattsanity. on May-20-2011 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
DJmag says Armin van Buuren is the best dj in the world.

except jordan at #1 is globally accepted.

Posted by srussell0018 on May-20-2011 13:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Mattinsanity
except jordan at #1 is globally accepted.

Right, just like Wayne Gretzky is globally accepted as the best hockey player of all time. That doesn't mean it would be possible to rank the top 10 best hockey players of all time. Differences in position, differences in the era they played in, etc. make that essentially impossible.

It's like comparing Barry Bonds to Babe Ruth. You can't do it. (Even though Babe Ruth was way better "

Posted by Mattsanity. on May-20-2011 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
Right, just like Wayne Gretzky is globally accepted as the best hockey player of all time. That doesn't mean it would be possible to rank the top 10 best hockey players of all time. Differences in position, differences in the era they played in, etc. make that essentially impossible.

It's like comparing Barry Bonds to Babe Ruth. You can't do it. (Even though Babe Ruth was way better "

a generation gap is certainly a factor against all-time lists but any basketball fan with common sense would say michael would dominate any era; same with wayne gretzky. it's all opinion anyway.

Posted by shaw on May-20-2011 14:47:

1. Michael Jordan
2. Shaquille O'Neal
3. Kobe Bryant
4. Magic Johnson
5. Kevin Garnett
6. Dominique Wilkins
7. Allen Iverson
8. Isaiah Thomas
9. Stephon Marbury
10. Shawn Kemp

~shawinsanity

Posted by srussell0018 on May-20-2011 14:50:

How could you forget Penny Hardaway?

Posted by shaw on May-20-2011 14:51:

quote:
Originally posted by srussell0018
How could you forget Penny Hardaway?

I replaced him at the last second.

Posted by srussell0018 on May-20-2011 14:54:

Understandable. That would have been insulting to have a top 10 NBA players of all time list without Allen Iverson. Truly a pioneer.

Posted by ziptnf on May-20-2011 16:17:

That clip gets me every time.

Posted by 84th Ave. on May-20-2011 17:50:

quote:
Originally posted by shaw
I replaced him at the last second.

.....and vince carter????

he put his arm inside the basket?!??!!?!?!?

Posted by jupiterone on May-20-2011 19:15:

Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who won five world championships as a Los Angeles Laker and remains the NBA's all-time leading scorer, believes the franchise owes him a statue outside Staples Center and feels "slighted" that it hasn't already happened.

[...]

"I don't understand (it). It's either an oversight or they're taking me for granted," Abdul-Jabbar told The Sporting News in a recent interview. "I'm not going to try to read people's minds, but it doesn't make me happy. It's definitely a slight. I feel slighted."

"I am highly offended by the total lack of acknowledgement of my contribution to Laker success," Abdul-Jabbar was quoted as saying. "I guess being the lynchpin for five world championships is not considered significant enough in terms of being part of Laker history."

Posted by infinity HiGH on May-20-2011 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by 84th Ave.
passing? i'll have to take your word on that, ive never seen him preform exceptional passes....he would just kick out to the open man once the double team came, 95% of the time i saw him in action

Really? That's a shame then cause we'll probably never see him play again :-\

And he wasn't a 7'1 version of Chris Paul or anything, but for a big man (guarded by big men) he had a real talent for weaving the ball into a team mates hands.

Posted by jupiterone on May-22-2011 02:03:

there we go mavs

Posted by ziptnf on May-23-2011 00:58:

Got my game face on for this one.

Posted by LeopoldStotch on May-23-2011 01:27:

this is my game face

Posted by MeLLyMeL on May-23-2011 01:27:

#heat

Posted by shaw on May-23-2011 02:19:

This is my /game/ face

Posted by ziptnf on May-23-2011 02:57:

Legendary performance by Chris Bosh tonight. Had like 6000 points and 800 rebounds. Lots of pressure on the Bulls now.

Posted by shaw on May-23-2011 03:01:

Carlos Boozer can go fuck himself in his Miami house afaic.

We play defense at this level, son.

Posted by ziptnf on May-23-2011 03:02:

Gibson, Bogans, Noah, and Boozer were all acting like a bunch of bitches tonight.

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