Top 5 most consistent players of all-time

[DTreats]

They certainly inspire more conversation than yours. But, you're just a troll, and I know this, and yet I'm still replying. I'm pretty bored.

The whole point of this shitty thread was to bring up LeBron and not Kobe, are you dense? This fa.ggot does this shit every single thread.

LeBron is consistent.

[1987_Lakers]

[mrpibb]

I understand he wants to bring up LeBron, but not necessarily leave out Kobe. It just so happens Kobe's a streaky player. He has the right to make his own threads, and what he's saying is his opinion--hell, it's even a good one. I have yet to see him shitpost, but, with the exception of today, that's all you ever do. That's "contribution."

[WockaVodka]

Dirk?

I wouldn't say so because it wasn't too big of a surprise when he had off-nights whereas the players being listed is or was a big deal when they had off-nights.

[BoutPractice]

Dirk's performance tends to fluctuate from game to game due to being a jumpshooter. He very rarely has a bad playoff series, though, so he doesn't go through long "slumps" like some players.

Raw stats wise, Durant, Lebron and Love were pretty consistent this year.

[Punpun]

Durant has been more consistent than Lebron and Love tho.

[Harison]

No one mentioned Russell yet? That guy was THE most consistent winner.

Playoffs premier scorers you can always rely on:

1. Jordan.
2. Kareem.
3-4. Hakeem and Shaq.

Duncan and Malone are worth to mention - they maybe werent THE best performers, but remarkably consistent.

[Nash]

The funny thing is that haters talk about Lebron's bad games but those games came all the way in the finals. So he had already got to the finals before he had bad games.

[ripthekik]

The funny thing is that haters talk about Lebron's bad games but those games came all the way in the finals. So he had already got to the finals before he had bad games.

yeap, and he goes and chokes in the biggest stages.
Remember, this guy is still 1/3 in the finals. Consistent?

Let's remember that it was still like this last year..

[SFMF]

Bill Russell

/thread

[jlip]

Don't know how we're defining consistent but I would go with KG. Statistically from '99-'07 he was going to consistently give you ~21/11/4 without deviating too much from those numbers.

[scm5]

I would say...

Jordan
KAJ
Duncan
Shaq
KG

Magic would consistently get you a ton of assists every game, but his scoring would fluctuate a lot.

I chose KG becuase I remember when KG was destroying fantasy leagues. He was consistently getting monster fantasy points each and every night.

[obonpaxis]

Not top-tier players, but Marcus Camby and Andre Miller have been pretty consistent. If you'd have told me 10 years ago that they'd still be useful in 2012, I would have laughed.

Mutombo and Kevin Willis played until they were in their mid-70s and were still productive.

[StateOfMind12]

The whole point of this shitty thread was to bring up LeBron and not Kobe, are you dense? This fa.ggot does this shit every single thread.

I brought up Kobe in the first post. I just wasn't sure if he was consistent enough to be considered a top 5 most consistent player of all-time. I guess you are just upset that this is just another area that LeBron beats Kobe in.

I understand he wants to bring up LeBron, but not necessarily leave out Kobe. It just so happens Kobe's a streaky player. He has the right to make his own threads, and what he's saying is his opinion--hell, it's even a good one. I have yet to see him shitpost, but, with the exception of today, that's all you ever do. That's "contribution."

He is just butthurt.

[no pun intended]

I'm staggered by how few of you mentioned Duncan. Timmy is like the epitome of consistency...