Yeah people here have some bizarre 'logic'. The defensive rules now were created to bolster perimeter scoring (guys like Harden and Curry wouldn't even sniff the top 10 scoring list in the 90s)... but the greatest perimeter scorer of all time will somehow be hindered by this? Not to mention the Bulls were loaded with perimeter talent, especially the second 3-peat version. But for some unknown reason they would struggle in an era where their coach Phil Jackson led a team with lesser talent and a poor man's version of Jordan to 3 straight finals, winning 2?Originally Posted by Reggie43
How does that even begin to make any sense?
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08-26-2014, 01:14 PM #46Banned
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08-26-2014, 02:49 PM #47Boom Baby!
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Re: if pop duncan,manu,tony and coached by pop have played in the 90's..
yeah, it was even clearly stated by the league they were changing the rules to open up the game for perimeter players. Originally Posted by DonDadda59
Yeah people here have some bizarre 'logic'. The defensive rules now were created to bolster perimeter scoring (guys like Harden and Curry wouldn't even sniff the top 10 scoring list in the 90s)... but the greatest perimeter scorer of all time will somehow be hindered by this? Not to mention the Bulls were loaded with perimeter talent, especially the second 3-peat version. But for some unknown reason they would struggle in an era where their coach Phil Jackson led a team with lesser talent and a poor man's version of Jordan to 3 straight finals, winning 2?
How does that even begin to make any sense?
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