Greatest one dimensional player in NBA History?

[Living Being]

George McCloud (shooter)
Ron Artest (defender)
Bruce Bowen (defender)
Steve Kerr (shooter)
Tim Legler (shooter)
Chris Anderson (wild leaps ending in dunks or blocks)
Derek Fisher (leader)
Brian Scalabrine (cheerleader)
Eduardo Najera (defender)

[NewYorkNoPicks]

Reggie Miller? All offense, no defense (except flops), not a great passer, and scored in a pretty one dimensional way

[memetherapy]

POINT guards are so one dimensional!

[LamarOdom]

Someone that just come to my mind is Jared Jeffries the only thing he can do is take a charge.

George McCloud (shooter)
Ron Artest (defender)
Bruce Bowen (defender)
Steve Kerr (shooter)
Tim Legler (shooter)
Chris Anderson (wild leaps ending in dunks or blocks)
Derek Fisher (leader)
Brian Scalabrine (cheerleader)
Eduardo Najera (defender)

Ron is not one dimensional maybe now but not in his prime.

[Owl]

Depends what you mean. As the question is phrased I'd understand it to mean best player who was one dimensional (probably Gervin or Dantley), but some are going for the most specialised player.

To the guy who said Shawn Bradley couldn't defend, from Rick Barry's Pro Basketball Bible 94-95 Edition

With Bradley in the lineup, Sixers opponents shot 46%, scored 97 ppg, and Philadelphia went 20-29 ... Without hi, FG% against jumped to 51%, points against to 111, and the team was 5-28

Scoring:
Best (player who is a) Specialist: Dantley/Gervin (honourable mention Dominique and a lot of the 80s scoring small forwards)
Most Specialised: Probably someone like Tony Campbell or Mike McGee. Basically bench scorers who shot a lot without doing anything else whatsoever.

Shooting:
Best (player who is a) Specialist: Reggie Miller
Most Specialised:
Best at that specialist skill: Steve Kerr

Rebounding:
Best player who is a specialist: Dennis Rodman (assuming we're not counting Moses Malone)
Most Specialised: probably Rodman (from Reggie Evans and Danny Fortson)
Best at that specialist skill: Rodman again

Blocking
Best player who is specialist: difficult if the guy can't also be a good rebounder (i.e. Russell, Wallace, Mutombo) then maybe Shawn Bradley
Most Specialised: Bol/McIlvaine/Diop/Joel Anthony
Best at that Specialist skill: Bol (if you want to put a non-specialist in there you might argue Russell)

Assists
Best player who is a specialist: Can I not pick Stockton erm ... Andre Miller (other contenders Mark Jackson and Rod Strickland)
Most Specialised: Muggsy Bogues? (I know he got steals, just about every passing pg did though, Mark Jackson didn't but had other facets to his game) runners up: Brevin Knight, Mark Jackson
Best at that specialist skill: Stockton

[rodman91]

Reggie Miller? Only offense, rest is below average.

[Big#50]

Are you on drugs? Brandon Roy one dimensional? 23/5/5 and a good defender.

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[rodman91]

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[lilgodfather1]

Kobe Bryant obviously...

[CavaliersFTW]

Kobe Bryant obviously...

You mean KoME Cryant?

[Big#50]

None of those guys were one dimensional.

Well, no ****ing player in the NBA is one dimensional nowadays. But to me those guys only did one thing really well, and that is score the ball. Steve Kerr only had a shot. But he could shoot threes, freebies, and mid range with the best of them. Is he one dimensional by your definition? All he could do is shoot. But he could shoot from everywhere.
Obviously Bol is the easy choice for this thread.

[SyRyanYang]

Steve Nash. He runs the same offense throughout his career and hardly plays any defense.

[LamarOdom]

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[mookie gaylock]

No voted for shaq? All he did was back his ass in and dunk. All the way to the hall of fame.

[DaHeezy]

Doesn't one-dimensional mean good at only one thing? Some of your lists are terrible.

Where's Manute Bol/Mark Eaton? Cgraig Hodges?