10 time all stars vs 1 time all stars.

Counting the ABA There are 43 ten time all stars. Here they are


1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 19 19 0
2 Kobe Bryant 18 18 0
3 Julius Erving 16 11 5
4 Tim Duncan 15 15 0
5 Kevin Garnett 15 15 0
6 LeBron James 15 15 0
7 Shaquille O'Neal 15 15 0
8 Michael Jordan 14 14 0
9 Karl Malone 14 14 0
10 Dirk Nowitzki 14 14 0
11 Jerry West 14 14 0
12 Wilt Chamberlain 13 13 0
13 Bob Cousy 13 13 0
14 John Havlicek 13 13 0
15 Moses Malone 13 12 1
16 Dwyane Wade 13 13 0
17 Rick Barry 12 8 4
18 Larry Bird 12 12 0
19 George Gervin 12 9 3
20 Elvin Hayes 12 12 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
21 Magic Johnson 12 12 0
22 Hakeem Olajuwon 12 12 0
23 Oscar Robertson 12 12 0
24 Bill Russell 12 12 0
25 Dolph Schayes 12 12 0
26 Isiah Thomas 12 12 0
27 Charles Barkley 11 11 0
28 Elgin Baylor 11 11 0
29 Chris Bosh 11 11 0
30 Patrick Ewing 11 11 0
31 Artis Gilmore 11 6 5
32 Allen Iverson 11 11 0
33 Bob Pettit 11 11 0
34 Ray Allen 10 10 0
35 Carmelo Anthony 10 10 0
36 Paul Arizin 10 10 0
37 Clyde Drexler 10 10 0
38 Kevin Durant 10 10 0
39 Hal Greer 10 10 0
40 Jason Kidd 10 10 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
41 Paul Pierce 10 10 0
42 David Robinson 10 10 0
43 John Stockton 10 10 0





There are 162 1 time all stars.




332 Shareef Abdur-Rahim 1 1 0
333 Alvan Adams 1 1 0
334 Michael Adams 1 1 0
335 Danny Ainge 1 1 0
336 Kenny Anderson 1 1 0
337 B.J. Armstrong 1 1 0
338 Don Barksdale 1 1 0
339 Dick Barnett 1 1 0
340 Dana Barros 1 1 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
341 Butch Beard 1 1 0
342 Ralph Beard 1 1 0
343 Mookie Blaylock 1 1 0
344 John Block 1 1 0
345 Bob Boozer 1 1 0
346 Vince Boryla 1 1 0
347 Bill Bradley 1 1 0
348 Fred Brown 1 1 0
349 Roger Brown 1 0 1
350 Larry Bunce 1 0 1
351 Andrew Bynum 1 1 0
352 Austin Carr 1 1 0
353 Joe Barry Carroll 1 1 0
354 George Carter 1 0 1
355 Bill Cartwright 1 1 0
356 Sam Cassell 1 1 0
357 Cedric Ceballos 1 1 0
358 Tyson Chandler 1 1 0
359 Len Chappell 1 1 0
360 Nat Clifton 1 1 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
361 Derrick Coleman 1 1 0
362 Jack Coleman 1 1 0
363 Antonio Davis 1 1 0
364 Dale Davis 1 1 0
365 Lee Davis 1 0 1
366 Warren Davis 1 0 1
367 Vlade Divac 1 1 0
368 James Donaldson 1 1 0
369 Goran Dragić 1 1 0
370 Jim Eakins 1 0 1
371 Mark Eaton 1 1 0
372 Dale Ellis 1 1 0
373 Ray Felix 1 1 0
374 Sleepy Floyd 1 1 0
375 Jimmy Foster 1 0 1
376 World B. Free 1 1 0
377 Bill Gabor 1 1 0
378 Chris Gatling 1 1 0
379 Gus Gerard 1 0 1
380 Gerald Govan 1 0 1
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
381 Danny Granger 1 1 0
382 Horace Grant 1 1 0
383 A.C. Green 1 1 0
384 Mike Green 1 0 1
385 Rickey Green 1 1 0
386 Alex Groza 1 1 0
387 Tom Gugliotta 1 1 0
388 Devin Harris 1 1 0
389 Bob Harrison 1 1 0
390 Hersey Hawkins 1 1 0
391 Gordon Hayward 1 1 0
392 Walt Hazzard 1 1 0
393 Wayne Hightower 1 0 1
394 Tyrone Hill 1 1 0
395 Jrue Holiday 1 1 0
396 Lionel Hollins 1 1 0
397 Jeff Hornacek 1 1 0
398 Josh Howard 1 1 0
399 Juwan Howard 1 1 0
400 Andre Iguodala 1 1 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
401 Darrall Imhoff 1 1 0
402 Luke Jackson 1 1 0
403 Mark Jackson 1 1 0
404 Mervin Jackson 1 0 1
405 Tony Jackson 1 0 1
406 Neil Johnson 1 0 1
407 Steve Johnson 1 1 0
408 Nikola Jokić 1 1 0
409 Caldwell Jones 1 0 1
410 Wil Jones 1 0 1
411 DeAndre Jordan 1 1 0
412 Chris Kaman 1 1 0
413 Julius Keye 1 0 1
414 Jim King 1 1 0
415 Andrei Kirilenko 1 1 0
416 Kyle Korver 1 1 0
417 Sam Lacey 1 1 0
418 Christian Laettner 1 1 0
419 Clyde Lee 1 1 0
420 Mike Lewis 1 0 1
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
421 Reggie Lewis 1 1 0
422 Goose Ligon 1 0 1
423 Brook Lopez 1 1 0
424 Jamaal Magloire 1 1 0
425 Randolph Mahaffey 1 0 1
426 Kenyon Martin 1 1 0
427 Jamal Mashburn 1 1 0
428 Anthony Mason 1 1 0
429 Ted McClain 1 0 1
430 Xavier McDaniel 1 1 0
431 Jim McDaniels 1 0 1
432 Antonio McDyess 1 1 0
433 Jon McGlocklin 1 1 0
434 Dewitt Menyard 1 0 1
435 Tom Meschery 1 1 0
436 Khris Middleton 1 1 0
437 Eddie Miles 1 1 0
438 Mike Mitchell 1 1 0
439 Steve Mix 1 1 0
440 Jack Molinas 1 1 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
441 Gene Moore 1 0 1
442 Calvin Murphy 1 1 0
443 Calvin Natt 1 1 0
444 Jameer Nelson 1 1 0
445 Chuck Noble 1 1 0
446 Charles Oakley 1 1 0
447 Mehmet Okur 1 1 0
448 Ricky Pierce 1 1 0
449 Kristaps Porziņģis 1 1 0
450 Jim Price 1 1 0
451 Theo Ratliff 1 1 0
452 Michael Redd 1 1 0
453 Richie Regan 1 1 0
454 Doc Rivers 1 1 0
455 Clifford Robinson 1 1 0
456 Flynn Robinson 1 1 0
457 Curtis Rowe 1 1 0
458 Bob Rule 1 1 0
459 Campy Russell 1 1 0
460 Cazzie Russell 1 1 0
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
461 D'Angelo Russell 1 1 0
462 Woody Sauldsberry 1 1 0
463 Fred Schaus 1 1 0
464 Lee Shaffer 1 1 0
465 Lonnie Shelton 1 1 0
466 Ben Simmons 1 1 0
467 Walter Simon 1 0 1
468 Adrian Smith 1 1 0
469 Steve Smith 1 1 0
470 Rik Smits 1 1 0
471 Willie Somerset 1 0 1
472 John Starks 1 1 0
473 Don Sunderlage 1 1 0
474 Wally Szczerbiak 1 1 0
475 Jeff Teague 1 1 0
476 Claude Terry 1 0 1
477 Skip Thoren 1 0 1
478 Otis Thorpe 1 1 0
479 Monte Towe 1 0 1
480 Dave Twardzik 1 0 1
Rk Player Tot NBA ABA
481 Nick Van Exel 1 1 0
482 Chico Vaughn 1 0 1
483 Bob Verga 1 0 1
484 Nikola Vučević 1 1 0
485 Gerald Wallace 1 1 0
486 Paul Walther 1 1 0
487 Ben Warley 1 0 1
488 Kermit Washington 1 1 0
489 Trooper Washington 1 0 1
490 Jayson Williams 1 1 0
491 Mo Williams 1 1 0
492 Kevin Willis 1 1 0
493 Metta World Peace 1 1 0
494 Max Zaslofsky










My question is this.....


All the players from the first list are placed into a draft.

How many of the first list would you happily swap out for your pick of the second list to replace them?

If thats unclear....



How many 10 time all stars would you kick out of the draft.....for any 1 time all star you want?

Doesnt mean you get him....but hes a player in the pool you potentially could get to draft.

Obviously Dolph Schayes and Hal Greer would go because you barely know who they are and they played tens of thousands of years ago.....you probably drop Cousy for similar reasons. Im sure someones gonna argue Russell too. Whatever. Im not here to judge you for being disrespectful of history. I dont care at the moment.

You are the GM of a team in 2019......you dont yet know draft order. You are only picking the participants. Who from list 1 do you kick out.....and replace with someone from list 2? And who gets their spot?

In all honesty....I think im kicking like 10 of those dudes out of there. Im not 100% sure who id take from list #2 yet.....but I suspect Derrick Coleman, Googs, Ron Artest and Kenny Anderson get the big promotion.

I'll give specifics later.

Anyone dropping Carmelo? I feel like Melo and Iverson may have haters enough to get kicked out for some one year wonder from 1992.

If I limit it to players ive actually seen the primes of....


29 Chris Bosh 11 11 0
35 Carmelo Anthony 10 1
9 Karl Malone 14 14 0

All come under consideration. As any long time poster knows I didnt **** with Chris Bosh as far back as 2005 so I wouldnt mind swapping him for some of those names. Mcdyess if healthy is gonna get me about the same talent.


I feel like I can justify Derrick Coleman, Ron Artest, and Jokic in some of those spots too. Obviously the big red flag is Karl but....people were mad when I said id take Dirk over Karl Malone in like 2006 too. Its not inconceivable that Jocic would be more useful in 2019. Hes not who id remove first when we have 50s guys to contend with....but....Karl vs my pick of those 1 all star guys?

I mean...if I could keep Derrick Coleman healthy...



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The league is kinda going towards that more than towards Karl Malone isnt it?

Not to say Karl wouldnt adjust and still be great. He would. But given a health guarantee...and knowing Karl Malone is a dirty piece of shit on top of his other issues?

I think....id put Coleman in that draft over him.

I get why you would take issue with it....but its my draft. Im not looking for him to be in it when ive got other superstar 4 options.

Artest vs Melo is obviously a defensive thing. But its not a lock I take Artest. Id have to talk it over with someone at least....

Is the draft for one season or we drafting all them at the starts of their careers? To me the nicest of the one timers are Andre Iguodala, Dale Ellis, Kirelinko, and Gerald Wallace. I don

Dale Ellis would be nasty today. And while im not on the "Melo was never great" bandwaggon at all......

If you offer me peak AK47 or Melo....

Id at least have to sit down with the coach and hear his opinion wouldnt I?

I couldnt dismiss it out of hand. Same for Iggy.

Melo is better as the man on a bad team. Iggy in his prime on a team with talent?

I uh....I need a look at the team right?

You would add prime Iggy to say....the Rockets...over prime Melo right?

You could get 100% of what Iggy has to offer on that team. You would get Melo trying to get in where he could and seeing whos team it is. Iggy would be plug and play.

[QUOTE=Kblaze8855]Dale Ellis would be nasty today. And while im not on the "Melo was never great" bandwaggon at all......

If you offer me peak AK47 or Melo....

Id at least have to sit down with the coach and hear his opinion wouldnt I?

I couldnt dismiss it out of hand. Same for Iggy.

Melo is better as the man on a bad team. Iggy in his prime on a team with talent?

I uh....I need a look at the team right?

You would add prime Iggy to say....the Rockets...over prime Melo right?

You could get 100% of what Iggy has to offer on that team. You would get Melo trying to get in where he could and seeing whos team it is. Iggy would be plug and play.[/QUOTE]

That is pretty much my reasoning 100%. Peak AK was nasty...for one year on most contenders I would go with him over Melo. If we are talking about an average team over 10 then you you go with Melo. Not saying 10 years of Melo will be all sunshine and daisies but you will probably get farther than the alternative.

The only thing that stopped Malone from being ranked top 10 based on his resume was Jordan.

He wins titles in both 97 and 98 and was absolutely dominant in those years, on an all-time great level.

Im gonna have to ask the same question I probably asked you when you said that back in the day.....


When ive seen you lose 17 times to other people why should I assume you would automatically win if not for Jordan?

Tom Chambers knocked him out of the playoffs on a 55 win team. Thurl Baileys soft ass was going harder than Karl some of those times.

Im not sure a Karl Malone vs Reggie finals goes Karls way. Im not a fan of either but I trust Reggie to show out more than I trust Karl. In 97 its what? The Heat? Eh.

I wouldnt bet much on Karl Malone to win any finals. Its not impossible of course....but I saw that guy lose an awful lot to just pencil in 2 rings because Jordan isnt there. Brian Grant roughed him up when Jordan retired...he went out scoring like 6 points vs the Blazers as the MVP. Maybe more than that but something along those lines. I distinctly remember someone telling me Dirk didnt do any better vs the Warriors when we argued the two in 07.

I feel like Karl Malone the basketball player gets unfairly docked today because he got a 13-year old pregnant. That has NOTHING to do with him playing basketball.
Sure, we all know about his perceived shortcomings in the playoffs, but we did back in the 90s too. And he was considered THE consensus best PF, even over Barkley, until the Duncan/Garnett/Dirk era.

I choose to keep my quick releases

Cant serve two masters. I gotta go with Mark Jack over Kobe.


MAMA.

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[QUOTE=FultzNationRISE]Cant serve two masters. I gotta go with Mark Jack over Kobe.


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[QUOTE=brooks_thompson]I feel like Karl Malone the basketball player gets unfairly docked today because he got a 13-year old pregnant. That has NOTHING to do with him playing basketball.
Sure, we all know about his perceived shortcomings in the playoffs, but we did back in the 90s too. And he was considered THE consensus best PF, even over Barkley, until the Duncan/Garnett/Dirk era.[/QUOTE]


While his personal issues take from people opinion of him.....his status as GOAT 4 was never a "No 4 has been as good" thing. It was a longevity thing. He wasnt widely considered better than Barkley when they were both going strong. Some had him....more had Barkley. He got that best 4 status in the very late 90s and lost it by 2003. He might have held that tag for 6 years.