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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by itsGameTime
Great list by the way. I would put Kawhi behind Magic.
Thanks. I think Magic benefited from playing with many hall of famers. Kawhi did more with less. Both top 10 locks for sure.
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Wuddup Doe
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Wow we ranking them on win percentages in the finals.
How about the number of times they got to the finals, compared to the number of years in the NBA.
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New York baby!!
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
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The Special One
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Most of the top 10 players mentioned above got at least carried to one ring. Which isn't the case for LeBron
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Consensus, Cemented
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
How is MJ first? he played more seasons than Russell and won half the chips
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I go HAM
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by Vino24
How is MJ first? he played more seasons than Russell and won half the chips
Plus made the same number of playoffs as Bron (13) and literally did each stat less
less points, steals, game winners, rebounds, assists, blocks, 100 or lower defense RTg seasons
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by TheCorporation
Plus made the same number of playoffs as Bron (13) and literally did each stat less
less points, steals, game winners, rebounds, assists, blocks, 100 or lower defense RTg seasons
body bagged
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by Callystarr
Wow we ranking them on win percentages in the finals.
How about the number of times they got to the finals, compared to the number of years in the NBA.
Nobody remembers second place. You either win the ring or you didn't. Would be interesting to see another list based on number of rings divided by number of seasons in the league.
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents]Today I learned
6/6 > 11/12
2/3 > 6/10
3/5 > 5/9
According to OP, it
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by BallsOut
At the end of the day, fans remember most the players who dominated while winning on the NBA's biggest stage, the NBA finals. Where everything is on the line. Only those with dominant wills succeed more often than not. Thus, I present the criteria for the top 10 NBA players of all time.
To qualify, players need to have made at least 3 NBA finals in their careers (dominance) and awarded the Finals MVP at least twice (to prove it wasn't just a fluke).
Top 10 NBA players of all time (NBA finals records wins/losses):
1. Michael Jordan (6/6, 100%)
2. Bill Russell (11/12, 92%)
3. Tim Duncan (5/6, 83%)
4. Kobe Bryant (5/7, 71%)
5. Shaquille O'Neal (4/6, 67%)
6. Kawhi Leonard (2/3, 67%)
7. Kareem Abdul Jabbar (6/10, 60%)
8. Larry Bird (3/5, 60%)
9. Magic Johnson (5/9, 56%)
10. Kevin Durant (2/4, 50%)
Outside looking in:
Wilt Chamberlain (2/6, 33%)
LeBron James (3/9, 33%)
The perfect top 10 criteria has finally been derived
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
So Duncan IS better than Kobe
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The Mind Fvcker
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by ShawkFactory
So Duncan IS better than Kobe
Appears so.
Also Lebron is a modern day Jerry West in the finals win column if not for Kyrie and Allen hitting 2 out of the 3 biggest shots in NBA history.
Imagine needing historical shots by teammates to account for 66% of your rings because you are only capable of making a single FT in the last 4 minutes of a game 7 finals when your team needs you the most.
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by egokiller
Appears so.
Also Lebron is a modern day Jerry West in the finals win column if not for Kyrie and Allen hitting 2 out of the 3 biggest shots in NBA history.
Imagine needing historical shots by teammates to account for 66% of your rings because you are only capable of making a single FT in the last 4 minutes of a game 7 finals when your team needs you the most.
You think Duncan > Kobe? And bird. And Kareem. And magic?
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NBA Legend
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by egokiller
Appears so.
Also Lebron is a modern day Jerry West in the finals win column if not for Kyrie and Allen hitting 2 out of the 3 biggest shots in NBA history.
Imagine needing historical shots by teammates to account for 66% of your rings because you are only capable of making a single FT in the last 4 minutes of a game 7 finals when your team needs you the most.
How is Kyrie's shot considered historical, when your stance is that GS was decimated with injuries and extremely tired at that point. His shot was against the one guy everyone cried about being injured the most.
You'd think you'd get tired of me exposing your Kyrie Finals takes after constantly pointing out your stupidity.
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