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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Revised list, I realized I was unfair to some players in my first list.

    1999 - Shaq
    2000 - Shaq
    2001 - Kobe
    2002 - Kobe
    2003 - Kobe
    2004 - Kobe
    2005 - Kobe
    2005 - Kobe
    2006 - Kobe
    2007 - Kobe
    2008 - Kobe
    2008 - Kobe
    2009 - Kobe
    2010 - Kobe
    2011 - Kobe
    2011 - Kobe
    2012 - Durant
    2013 - Durant
    2014 - Durant

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Mourning in '99?

    Do we not count playoff?

    Even in the regular season...Shaq's # were much higher than Mourning.

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by blood yes
    Trash list and you dont explain why?

    Then you go on to pick, not what is true, but what is popular opinion.

    Why was duncan better than mourning in 99?

    Shaq over Chris Webber in 2002?

    Wade over Kobe in 2006?

    I can understand Garnett over Shaq. Like I said, that one was close
    How could it not be considering Wade over Kobe in 2006? Since when does regular season stat-padding and obscene ball-hogging beat the greatest championship run since MJ. It's not like his regular season numbers weren't on the same level as Kobe's either.

    And Shaq was clearly better than Webber in 2002.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dresta
    How could it not be considering Wade over Kobe in 2006? Since when does regular season stat-padding and obscene ball-hogging beat the greatest championship run since MJ. It's not like his regular season numbers weren't on the same level as Kobe's either.

    And Shaq was clearly better than Webber in 2002.
    Is this a joke? Is this what trolling is?

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Trash list and you dont explain why?

    Then you go on to pick, not what is true, but what is popular opinion.
    All I have ever presented was facts, I show zero bias
    Why was duncan better than mourning in 99?
    Not only was Duncan better but so was Robinson and O'Neal. Mourning was ranked #1 after the regular season, but after embarrassingly becoming just the second 1st seed to lose to an 8th seed in NBA history, (along with Duncan and Robinson stepping up more than anyone, and O'Neal having a positive playoff run) he was relegated to 4th best at the conclusion of the playoffs.
    Shaq over Chris Webber in 2002?
    Again with the regular seasons. Not only was O'Neal better but so was Duncan and Bryant. Webber had a better regular season than O'Neal and Bryant (not Duncan), but O'Neal, Duncan, and Bryant all had better playoff runs. Webber had a positive playoff run and was his teams best player, however others in his team stepped up more (Bibby, Christie).
    Wade over Kobe in 2006?
    Bryant wasn't even top 6

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shep
    All I have ever presented was facts, I show zero bias

    Not only was Duncan better but so was Robinson and O'Neal. Mourning was ranked #1 after the regular season, but after embarrassingly becoming just the second 1st seed to lose to an 8th seed in NBA history, (along with Duncan and Robinson stepping up more than anyone, and O'Neal having a positive playoff run) he was relegated to 4th best at the conclusion of the playoffs.

    Again with the regular seasons. Not only was O'Neal better but so was Duncan and Bryant. Webber had a better regular season than O'Neal and Bryant (not Duncan), but O'Neal, Duncan, and Bryant all had better playoff runs. Webber had a positive playoff run and was his teams best player, however others in his team stepped up more (Bibby, Christie).

    Bryant wasn't even top 6
    Others I could see, but the bolded

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Bean
    Revised list, I realized I was unfair to some players in my first list.

    1999 - Shaq
    2000 - Shaq
    2001 - Kobe
    2002 - Kobe
    2003 - Kobe
    2004 - Kobe
    2005 - Kobe
    2005 - Kobe
    2006 - Kobe
    2007 - Kobe
    2008 - Kobe
    2008 - Kobe
    2009 - Kobe
    2010 - Kobe
    2011 - Kobe
    2011 - Kobe
    2012 - Durant
    2013 - Durant
    2014 - Durant
    How many Kobe stans on here have alts? Shit is straight up embarrassing.

    Kobe got ****ing swept out of the league in 2011, and apparently he's the league's best player? He had the biggest individual Finals meltdown ever, and he was the league's best player?

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by blood yes
    Others I could see, but the bolded

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by Shep
    35/5/5/2

    Nearly 45 ppg in themonth of january

    Multiple scoring records broken

    Nearly took down a Good Suns Team with his shit team

    Explanation is in my guide, should be self-explanatory

    Wade, even with his extraordinary playoff run, was only 5th best in 2006.

    Kobe, Nash, LeBron, Elton Brand, THEN Wade

    That doesnt mean wade is bad, in fact, its just competition was fierce in 06

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Bean
    Is this a joke? Is this what trolling is?
    Forgot to add the 'by a wing player' qualifier (sorry,just taken a few benzos which isn't great for the memory), but that most certainly isn't a joke. Feel free to come up with an example that shows otherwise, but there really isn't one.

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by blood yes
    35/5/5/2

    Nearly 45 ppg in themonth of january

    Multiple scoring records broken

    Nearly took down a Good Suns Team with his shit team

    Explanation is in my guide, should be self-explanatory

    Wade, even with his extraordinary playoff run, was only 5th best in 2006.

    Kobe, Nash, LeBron, Elton Brand, THEN Wade

    That doesnt mean wade is bad, in fact, its just competition was fierce in 06
    Now you're just being an annoying troll. Go home.

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by Dresta
    Now you're just being an annoying troll. Go home.
    I'm a troll?

    Do trolls spend hours researching this topic, also typing out a whole guide with detailed information? Why dont you re-read (if you even read it at all) my guide. I explain why Kobe was top dog in 2006, quite clearly I may add

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    Default Re: Blood Yes's Ultimate Guide: Best Players in the NBA Year-by-Year since 1999

    Quote Originally Posted by Dresta
    Forgot to add the 'by a wing player' qualifier (sorry,just taken a few benzos which isn't great for the memory), but that most certainly isn't a joke. Feel free to come up with an example that shows otherwise, but there really isn't one.
    A 28/6/6 playoff run is not the greatest since anything.. with or w/o the 100s of FTs Wade was getting



    Kobe's 29/7/6 in 2001, Bran's 30/10/6 in 2012 and a handful of other years from both of them have seen equal or more impact go into winning a ring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tpols
    A 27/7/6 playoff run is not the greatest since anything.. with or w/o the 100s of FTs Wade was getting



    Kobe's 29/7/6 in 2001, Bran's 30/10/6 in 2012 and a handful of other years from both of them have seen equal or more impact go into winning a ring.
    Thanks for backing me up. How do you like my guide?

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