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The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
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%)
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The Mind Fvcker
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
I feel bad for the poor guys that lived their life in support of a 33%'er.
Wilt and LeBron stans... bottom of the barrel.
You lil guppies gonna be OK?
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by egokiller
I feel bad for the poor guys that lived their life in support of a 33%'er.
Wilt and LeBron stans... bottom of the barrel.
You lil guppies gonna be OK?
3Ball has Wilt as the 2nd best player of all time
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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%)
How about the players who won FMVP 3 times? Wouldn't that make more sense than 2 times FMVP?
So we got.
1. MJ
2. Tim Duncan
3. Shaq
4. Magic
5. Lebron
Last edited by StrongLurk; 06-22-2019 at 12:20 AM.
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by StrongLurk
How about the players who won FMVP 3 times? Wouldn't that make more sense than 2 times FMVP?
So we got.
1. MJ
2. Bill Russell (would have had FMVPs)
3. Tim Duncan
4. Shaq
5. LeBron
Sorry, your shitty list doesn't even have 10 players in it. Try again.
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by BallsOut
Sorry, your shitty list doesn't even have 10 players in it. Try again.
Wooo, somebodyyyyy is maaaaad
1. MJ
2. Tim Duncan
3. Shaq
4. Magic
5. Lebron
There are no other players with 3 FMVPs
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I go HAM
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
LeBar has been set
Good luck to all participants
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I go HAM
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High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by egokiller
I feel bad for the poor guys that lived their life in support of a 33%'er.
Wilt and LeBron stans... bottom of the barrel.
You lil guppies gonna be OK?
What can you say about LeBron stans? Losers tend to support losers. If I was a manager, I'd never hire a guy that could only get the job done 1/3 of the time. Give me someone I can count on when it matters most.
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Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Any list that has Kawhi ahead of Kareem shouldn't be taken seriously
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NBA Legend
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%)
Kobe's 2/3.
Robin rings don't count. The real basketball world knows this. That's why he's the only one on the list with Robin rings and ZERO FMVP to show for them.
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Embiid > Jokic
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Today I learned
6/6 > 11/12
2/3 > 6/10
3/5 > 5/9
According to OP, it’s better to have both less titles & less Finals appearances
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High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Great list by the way. I would put Kawhi behind Magic.
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Gif-ted
Re: The Top 10 Greatest NBA Players of All Time based on Dominance and Winning
Originally Posted by BallsOut
and awarded the Finals MVP at least twice (to prove it wasn't just a fluke).
Award didn't exist back then, so you have to remove Bill.
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