Put Prime Wilt Chamberlain with the 2003-10 Cleveland Cavaliers??

[Baller1986]

How many championships?

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[LAZERUSS]

PRIME Chamberlain?

Many.

There were no HOF-laden teams in that decade...like a prime Chamberlain faced every year in his career.

I have said it before, but a prime Wilt, with Magic for 10 seasons...and 10 titles.

Sure, Wilt would have top overcome a choking Lebron in those eight seasons...but let's face reality...who in that time frame, including Shaq...would stop a PRIME Chamberlain? We already know that it took entire HOF stacked rosters to beat a prime Chamberlain. No way ordinary rosters with just 2-3 HOFers are going to stop him.

[Mr Feeny]

0.

The guy is 18th all time in playoff scoring for a reason. When the stakes are high, he chokes.

22 ppg in playoffs and 18 ppg in finals.

:applause:

[LAZERUSS]

0.

The guy is 18th all time in playoff scoring for a reason. When the stakes are high, he chokes.

22 ppg in playoffs and 18 ppg in finals.

:applause:

:roll: :roll: :roll:

Lebron in his 6 "must win" Finals games...

29.5 ppg on...get this... a .436 FG%

Give him his clinching 2012 Finals game...

29.0 ppg...on a .440 FG%



Chamberlain in his five "must win" Finals games...

27.4 ppg on a .621 FG%...along with 25.4 rpg.

Add in his two clinching wins...

26.8 ppg on...get this... a .631 FG% (and 25.6 rpg.)


BTW, how about Wilt's opposing starting HOF centers in those seven games...

a cumulative average of... 12.3 ppg, 14.4 rpg, and on a .444 FG%.


Speaking of "must win" playoff games...

Your boy Lebron ekes out Wilt at 31.8 ppg to 31.1 ppg (MJ is 2nd at 31.3)...BUT, Chamberlain averaged 26.4 rpg, and shot .540 from the floor in those 23 games.

Wilt = GOAT.

[Mr Feeny]

Make no mistake about it, when you get to the finals, Wilt will get you 18 ppg.
He won 1 of his only 2 titles averaging 12 points.
the guy is a bona-fide scrub :lebronamazed:

Don't insult a 26 ppg finals scorer in lebron by putting this scrub with him:lol

[LAZERUSS]

Make no mistake about it, when you get to the finals, Wilt will get you 18 ppg.
He won 1 of his only 2 titles averaging 12 points.
the guy is a bona-fide scrub :lebronamazed:

Don't insult a 26 ppg finals scorer in lebron by putting this scrub with him:lol

He won his two Finals with 18 and 19 ppg. On .560 and .600 FG%'s. With 29 rpg and 23 rpg. And was the FMVP in both. And he never lost a FMVP to a bench-warmer, and with a 36 ppg Finals on a horrific .398 FG% (even Kobe would have been ashamed with that performance.)

Don't mix up choking shot-jacker like Lebron, who shot a Kobe-like .440 in his must win Finals games...with a Chamberlain who is the all-time must win Finals FG% leader at .631.

[AirFederer]

.with a Chamberlain who is the all-time must win Finals FG% leader at .631.
How many of those did he win? And what about his FT% those games?
Leaving out inportant stats again...:facepalm

[KobesFinger]

Can Wilt shoot 3s?

[Mr Feeny]

How many of those did he win? And what about his FT% those games?
Leaving out inportant stats again...:facepalmWhat do u expect. He doesn't have stats. His idol is an 18 ppg finals scorer. An absolute dud on the highest stage:lol

[Psileas]

So, we have the GOAT (and GOAT prime) along with another GOAT level player/prime who had already led mediocre rosters up to the NBA Finals (as had Wilt, in '64, btw). LeBron would definitely not defer to Wilt anywhere near as much as Kobe differed to Shaq. I'll say 4-5 titles is realistic as long as they don't face injury trouble. 2004 and 2005, not enough depth and LeBron was still pretty immature, so, they'd probably be ECF material, but from 2006 and on, at least strong title contenders year in and year out. Even the 2007 Finals would have ended up completely differently, since Wilt's +/- would almost definitely cover the few extra points that the Cavs would need to win at least games 3 and 4. So, there would be at least a close battle and that's without taking into account that the Cavs with Wilt and LeBron could very well have home court advantage.

[Lebron23]

5 straight NBA titles from 2006 to 2010

[Prime_Shaq]

5 straight NBA titles from 2006 to 2010
Did you just answer your own thread?

[Lebron23]

Did you just answer your own thread?

Are you Derrick? Derrick was your former username here.

[NBAGOAT]

hope some people commenting realize op means lebron and wilt together, not replace lebron with wilt.

[Lebron23]

hope some people commenting realize op means lebron and wilt together, not replace lebron with wilt.


This

[SpaceJam]

Did you just answer your own thread?

:oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

[ArbitraryWater]

:oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

that was dumb as hell from that Prime Shaq dude...

there is no factual answer here, so everybody can give their opinion.. that was OP's..

or are you laughing because what he said was dumb? Dont lie now, boy

[SpaceJam]

that was dumb as hell from that Prime Shaq dude...

there is no factual answer here, so everybody can give their opinion.. that was OP's..

or are you laughing because what he said was dumb? Dont lie now, boy

Did he or did he not just give an answer to his own question

[ArbitraryWater]

Did he or did he not just give an answer to his own question

Its called an opinion. His opinion to his question. Whats wrong with that?

Have you never asked a question without giving your opinion to it as well? :biggums: You afraid of receiving backlash to it?

[LAZERUSS]

How many of those did he win? And what about his FT% those games?
Leaving out inportant stats again...:facepalm

Wilt won as many as Lebron, my friend.

And let me ask you this...YOU tell ME what their TS% was.

BTW, Lebron had some poor FT shooting games in those must win games, as well.

And how about this... Wilt shot 1-11 from the FT line ...in a 13 point loss. Lebron shot 10-30 from the FIELD in a 1 point loss. Which player's performance had more impact?


Of course, only an idiot like yourself would be concerned about winning, when a player is averaging 27 ppg 26 rpg, and on a .631 FG% in those seven games...including one win with a 45-27 20-27 FG/FGA game.

Or, how about this...

Player A wins a ring with a 13 ppg, 4 rpg, 1 apg, .414 FG% seven game Finals...which included a game seven of 4 points, 3 rebounds, 2-7 FG/FGA, 2 assists, and 5 PFs.

Player B loses a game seven in the EDF's by one point, with a 40-40 roster, to a 62-18 team that would blow away the Lakers in the Finals, 4-1. And in that game seven, Player B scored 30 points, on 12-15 FG/FGA and yes 6-13 FT/FTA...for a TS% of .698...with 32 rebounds. For the series, Player B destroyed the opposing center in nearly every facet of the game (including FT% BTW)...with a 30 ppg, 31 rpg, .555 FG% series.

Now you tell me who the better player was in those two series.

[SpaceJam]

Its called an opinion. His opinion to his question. Whats wrong with that?

Have you never asked a question without giving your opinion to it as well? :biggums: You afraid of receiving backlash to it?

He started a thread on one account, than answered his own question on another account 6 hours later, that's why it's funny

This bloke, is there anything else you wanna over analyze? Why my username is SpaceJam, why my profile pic is what it is?

[ArbitraryWater]

He started a thread on one account, than answered his own question on another account 6 hours later, that's why it's funny

This bloke, is there anything else you wanna over analyze? Why my username is SpaceJam, why my profile pic is what it is?

I just hate trying to force funny shit that isnt funny, but perfectly normal. People do it too often nowadays.

[Hey Yo]

PRIME Chamberlain?

Many.

There were no HOF-laden teams in that decade...like a prime Chamberlain faced every year in his career.

I have said it before, but a prime Wilt, with Magic for 10 seasons...and 10 titles.

Sure, Wilt would have top overcome a choking Lebron in those eight seasons...but let's face reality...who in that time frame, including Shaq...would stop a PRIME Chamberlain? We already know that it took entire HOF stacked rosters to beat a prime Chamberlain. No way ordinary rosters with just 2-3 HOFers are going to stop him.
No need for outlandish, stupid exaggerations.

[Im Still Ballin]

Multiple Rings.

[ballinhun8]

I just hate trying to force funny shit that isnt funny, but perfectly normal. People do it too often nowadays.



Moron gonna moron.



What was he forcing? Cailou pulled a Simon and answered his own question using another account.


Brontards.

[Im Still Ballin]

Hey Spacejam

How about The Package tonight bro

4 majors

BT Creaming his pants

[SpaceJam]

Hey Spacejam

How about The Package tonight bro

4 majors

BT Creaming his pants

BT bout to have a stroke, BOY OH BOY

The package, absolutely stellar tonight

4 goals, solid 2-3 goal assist, SELFLESS

[ArbitraryWater]

Moron gonna moron.



What was he forcing? Cailou pulled a Simon and answered his own question using another account.


Brontards.

You gotta catch up dude

The different account thing was irrelevant

He and everybody knew it's him, he didn't try to hide it.








KETCHUP!

[LAZERUSS]

No need for outlandish, stupid exaggerations.

Agreed. Although Lebron's '07 Finals were awful...as was him quitting in the '10 Celtic series.

[Mr Feeny]

Agreed. Although Lebron's '07 Finals were awful...as was him quitting in the '10 Celtic series.

Nothing is more awful than being a career 18 ppg finals scorer :lol
Curry > Ilt and Kobrick :rockon:

[Mr Feeny]

No need for outlandish, stupid exaggerations.

Has to exaggerate. Need to deflect from the fact that his hero chokes in nba finals.
18 ppg for his career. Bosh numbers :roll:

[LAZERUSS]

Nothing is more awful than being a career 18 ppg finals scorer :lol
Curry > Ilt and Kobrick :rockon:

GAC????

He and Lebron will be the answer to the trivia question years from now...which two MVPs playing in the same series, lost out in the FMVP to a bench-warmer?

BTW, Lebron averaged 36 ppg in a Finals in which that role player won the FMVP...while Chamberlain would have won a unanimous FMVP in the '67 Finals with an 18 ppg average, in a Finals in which Rick Barry averaged 41 ppg.

[Mr Feeny]

GAC????

He and Lebron will be the answer to the trivia question years from now...which two MVPs playing in the same series, lost out in the FMVP to a bench-warmer?

BTW, Lebron averaged 36 ppg in a Finals in which that role player won the FMVP...while Chamberlain would have won a unanimous FMVP in the '67 Finals with an 18 ppg average, in a Finals in which Rick Barry averaged 41 ppg.

Lebron is a 26 ppg finals scorer
Ilt is an 18 ppg finals scorer

LeTHICK is a 28 ppg playoff scorer
Ilt is a 22 ppg playoff scorer

Ladies and gentleman, the mic has been well and truly dropped :rockon:

Now we need Curry to win b2b as lead dog and leapfrog Wilt and Kobrick all time:lol

[LAZERUSS]

Has to exaggerate. Need to deflect from the fact that his hero chokes in nba finals.
18 ppg for his career. Bosh numbers :roll:

Lebron's must win Finals games make Kobe's shooting look sensational.

[LAZERUSS]

Lebron is a 26 ppg finals scorer
Ilt is an 18 ppg finals scorer

LeTHICK is a 28 ppg playoff scorer
Ilt is a 22 ppg playoff scorer

Ladies and gentleman, the mic has been well and truly dropped :rockon:

Now we need Curry to win b2b as lead dog and leapfrog Wilt and Kobrick all time:lol

LeChoke...the blind Kobe in his Finals.

Curry? Probably won't ever play again. And it wasn't even his glass ankle, but rather a mildly bruised knee that did him in. Of course, his teammates have been cruising without him.

[Mr Feeny]

We care about career numbers.


Lebron is a 26 ppg finals scorer
Ilt is an 18 ppg finals scorer

LeTHICK is a 28 ppg playoff scorer
Ilt is a 22 ppg playoff scorer

Ladies and gentleman, the mic has been well and truly dropped :rockon:

Let's go Curry. Drop Wilt and Kobrick down the all time list:rockon:

[Mr Feeny]

LeChoke...the blind Kobe in his Finals.

Curry? Probably won't ever play again. And it wasn't even his glass ankle, but rather a mildly bruised knee that did him in. Of course, his teammates have been cruising without him.

Is that why lebron is a 46% shooter in finals while Kobrick is at 40% :lebronamazed:

[LAZERUSS]

We care about career numbers.


Lebron is a 26 ppg finals scorer
Ilt is an 18 ppg finals scorer

LeTHICK is a 28 ppg playoff scorer
Ilt is a 22 ppg playoff scorer

Ladies and gentleman, the mic has been well and truly dropped :rockon:

Let's go Curry. Drop Wilt and Kobrick down the all time list:rockon:

We do care about career numbers.

And the 3" inch LeChoke is nowhere to be found in the Record Book...including the POST SEASON.

They might as well have two NBA record books...the REAL record book...named Wilt, and then another for the rest of the players in NBA history.

Curry...get back to me when he puts up a 29-28 Finals, or a 39-23 playoff series, or a 45-27 must win Finals game, or must win playoff games of 50, 53, and 56.

GAC...:roll: :roll: :roll:

Knocked out by a mildly bruised knee. Year from now there will be those that will ask...whatever happened to that MVP that lost out in the FMVP to a bench-warming teammate, and then retired the next season?

[LAZERUSS]

Is that why lebron is a 46% shooter in finals while Kobrick is at 40% :lebronamazed:

In must win games even Kobe looks great.

LeChoke with Finals must win games of 10-21, 11-26, 10-30, and 13-33.

But go ahead...be proud of a player who has a career Finals FG% that is below the league average.

[LAZERUSS]

So, we have the GOAT (and GOAT prime) along with another GOAT level player/prime who had already led mediocre rosters up to the NBA Finals (as had Wilt, in '64, btw). LeBron would definitely not defer to Wilt anywhere near as much as Kobe differed to Shaq. I'll say 4-5 titles is realistic as long as they don't face injury trouble. 2004 and 2005, not enough depth and LeBron was still pretty immature, so, they'd probably be ECF material, but from 2006 and on, at least strong title contenders year in and year out. Even the 2007 Finals would have ended up completely differently, since Wilt's +/- would almost definitely cover the few extra points that the Cavs would need to win at least games 3 and 4. So, there would be at least a close battle and that's without taking into account that the Cavs with Wilt and LeBron could very well have home court advantage.

This.

:applause: :applause: :applause:

[swagga]

lebron and wilt ? itsover.gif.

they would raw dog this league worse than the '16 warriors.