Pau Gasol vs. Scottie Pippen - who is the better second fiddle?

[QUOTE=L.Kizzle]Exacly. Hell, is he even Tom Gugliotta or Danny Manning??[/QUOTE]Way better than both.

This is a joke right? ****ing Lakers fans love to overrate their players. This should be nominated for Worst Thread of the Year.

[QUOTE=T-bomb 25]Way better than both.[/QUOTE]
You sure??

[QUOTE=T-bomb 25]Your a moron,Malone,Barkley,and Ewings are superstar ATG's, Pippen is the greatest second fiddle of all time at least in the modern era,and he's knowwhere any of them as a 1st option,get real and stop sniffin the glue,you should'nt even be bringing them up with Pippen.[/QUOTE]
Jordan + Gasol = dynasty easily.

Imagine if Jordan had a 19/9/4/55 FG% 7 footer playing PF or C instead of the offensively challenged Dennis Rodman and Luc Longley, who COMBINED for around 8 ppg on pathetic efficiency.

Gasol > Rodman + Longley.

[QUOTE=hall of fame]Jordan + Gasol = dynasty easily.

Imagine if Jordan had a 19/9/4/55 FG% 7 footer playing PF or C instead of the offensively challenged Dennis Rodman and Luc Longley, who COMBINED for around 8 ppg on pathetic efficiency.

Gasol > Rodman + Longley.[/QUOTE]
:oldlol:

You are sooooooo funny!

[QUOTE=Maniak]:oldlol:

You are sooooooo funny![/QUOTE]

I find it to be a legitimate arguement to be honest.

Jordan playing with a legit and skilled 7 footer? Good night(even moreseo than it already was, im talking an 8-peat).

Maniak, please just shut up.

Everyone with common sense knows Gasol is > Rodman and Longley.

[QUOTE=hall of fame]Maniak, please just shut up.

Everyone with common sense knows Gasol is > Rodman and Longley.[/QUOTE]
Well I guess I have no common sense.

Speaking of which, where do you rank Wilt Chamberlain all time?

[QUOTE=T-bomb 25]Your a moron,Malone,Barkley,and Ewings are superstar ATG's, Pippen is the greatest second fiddle of all time at least in the modern era,and he's knowwhere any of them as a 1st option,get real and stop sniffin the glue,you should'nt even be bringing them up with Pippen.[/QUOTE]

:oldlol: When Pippen had his one full prime season without Jordan he outperformed [B]all[/B] those guys you mentioned.

Pippen was arguably the best player in the NBA at his peak. He definitely was considered consensus top 3 at his peak and top 5 for several seasons. Pau Gasol is probably not even top 5 at his position. Gasol's production is on par with that of Boozer and Bosh, once you factor out the deflation of his stats by playing with Kobe. Dirk, Duncan, KG, and Amare are all clearly better. Gasol is anywhere from 5th-7th at his position. Pippen was the best SF of the 90's.

Gasol is overrated as a player recently. People tend to forget this guy went 0-12 in the playoffs before he teamed up with Kobe.

[QUOTE=wang4three]Gasol is overrated as a player recently. People tend to forget this guy went 0-12 in the playoffs before he teamed up with Kobe.[/QUOTE]

This.

Rodman FTW and for HOF pls.

[QUOTE=Roundball_Rock]:oldlol: When Pippen had his one full prime season without Jordan he outperformed all those guys you mentioned.

Pippen was arguably the best player in the NBA at his peak. He definitely was considered consensus top 3 at his peak and top 5 for several seasons. Pau Gasol is probably not even top 5 at his position. Gasol's production is on par with that of Boozer and Bosh, once you factor out the deflation of his stats by playing with Kobe. Dirk, Duncan, KG, and Amare are all clearly better. Gasol is anywhere from 5th-7th at his position. Pippen was the best SF of the 90's.[/QUOTE]Im not even gonna give you response about Pippen being better than Ewing,Malone,and Barkley and actually Penny was the best at that time he owned Pippen.Amare cant be mentioned in the same breath as Dirk,KG,and deffinetly not Duncan never, and he's not better than Gasol, Boozer and deffinetlly not Bosh,you have Amare way to overrated.

Horace Grant and Rodman were great bigs to play with Jordan. Grant was way more of a beast than people give him credit for.



Pippen>>>>>>>Pau

Hahahahahahahahaha at someone calling Horace Grant and Dennis Rodman "great" big men when they were nowhere near great.