The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

[3ball]

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All-star appearances while playing with Kareem:

Magic 10
Worthy 6
Bob Dandridge 2
Jamaal Wilkes 2
Oscar 2
Flynn Robinson 1
Norm Nixon 1
AC Green 1
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[COLOR="Indigo"]8 players, 25 appearances = 6/9 in Finals[/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with Magic:

Kareem 10
Worthy 6
Jamaal Wilkes 2
Norm Nixon 1
AC Green 1
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[COLOR="Indigo"]5 players, 20 appearances = 5/9 in Finals[/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with Bird:

Parish 9
McHale 6
Tiny Archibald 3
D Johnson 1
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[COLOR="Green"]4 players, 19 appearances = 3/5 in Finals[/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with Shaq:

Kobe 7
Wade 3
Penny 2
Eddie Jones 2
Van Exel 1
Horace Grant 1
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[COLOR="Indigo"]6 players, 16 appearances = 4/6 in Finals[/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with Lebron:

Wade 4
Bosh 4
Kyrie 1
Mo Williams 1
Zydrunas 1
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[COLOR="DarkRed"]5 players, 11 appearances = 2/6 in Finals[/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with Duncan:

Parker 6
Robinson 3
Ginobili 2
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[COLOR="black"]3 players, 11 appearances = 5/6 in Finals [/COLOR]




All-star appearances while playing with MJ:

Pippen 6
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[COLOR="Red"]1 player, 6 appearances = 6/6 in Finals[/COLOR]
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[72-10]

You're saying that Dream is below Isiah Thomas? My goodness, list needs some work. Anyhow, seems that Isiah leading his college to the 1980 NCAA championship was not mentioned.

[ninephive]

As of 2010, you had Tony Parker at #66. Since then, he has:

-Finished top-6 in MVP voting twice.
-Finished top-12 in MVP voting two more times.
-Led his team to the WCF 3 times.
-Led his team to the Finals 2 times.
-Won another championship as the team's only All-Star & All-NBA player while leading the team in scoring and assists throughout the regular season and playoffs (and leading the team in scoring in the Finals).

Does this put him in the top-50 in your opinion? Surely he finishes there by the time his career is over. This season he's shooting better than he ever has in his career (56%) and on limited minutes he's at a 19.4 PER and a .603 TS% on a team that is 20-5.

[Lebron23]

Good lists in 2009. LeBron is currently ranked as the 2nd best player of all time by espn. If he wins another finals mvp I put him at 1b.

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