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    Default Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    He was an elite scorer for PF
    his midrange was money and his shooting overall was too (FTs)
    Arguable the best big man passer ever could work high post and facilitate. Could play point forward or even point center like Doc Rivers had him w/
    One of the best rebounders ever
    One of the best defenders eve
    Best pickandroll defender ever
    Elite shotblocker could switch on and guard perimeter players effectively (shut down peak Tmac)
    Could run the break and was consistently top 20 in finishing at rim
    Had a good low post game but it wasnt as elite as high post so he went there more. At his peak he abused players like Webber and Sheed in the low post
    My nikka had it all

    The only thing he didnt do at an elite level was shoot 3s

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQE2EAo__iI
    He was the only TWolf to hit a FG in the 4th quarter where he scored 14 of the Wolves 21 points, including 13 straight to account for every Wolves point from the 11:30 mark to the 3:10 second mark. Also shut down the elite Kings offense by himself the 2nd half and had a blocked shot and with 4 seconds left to help seal the win on his 28th birthday.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Jordan?

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by Hamtaro CP3KDKG
    He was an elite scorer for PF
    his midrange was money and his shooting overall was too (FTs)
    Arguable the best big man passer ever could work high post and facilitate. Could play point forward or even point center like Doc Rivers had him w/
    One of the best rebounders ever
    One of the best defenders eve
    Best pickandroll defender ever
    Elite shotblocker could switch on and guard perimeter players effectively (shut down peak Tmac)
    Could run the break and was consistently top 20 in finishing at rim
    Had a good low post game but it wasnt as elite as high post so he went there more. At his peak he abused players like Webber and Sheed in the low post
    My nikka had it all

    The only thing he didnt do at an elite level was shoot 3s

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQE2EAo__iI
    He was the only TWolf to hit a FG in the 4th quarter where he scored 14 of the Wolves 21 points, including 13 straight to account for every Wolves point from the 11:30 mark to the 3:10 second mark. Also shut down the elite Kings offense by himself the 2nd half and had a blocked shot and with 4 seconds left to help seal the win on his 28th birthday.
    He settled for jumpshots during his peak.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Grant Hill
    Pippen
    Jordan
    Hakeem
    KG

    He's definitely up there and that statement isn't too crazy.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Was not an elite scorer for a pf.

    Disappeared in close games for much of his career.

    Was reluctant to post up as much as he should.

    But because of people like you he will be overrated when retires similar to Hakeem.

    Lebron is prob the guy who could do the most...

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by IGOTGAME
    But because of people like you he will be overrated when retires similar to Hakeem.

    What's up with this nonsense people try to push these days?

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Not an elite scorer by any means, but very versatile, probably the most versatile player we've ever seen. Would take him over Duncan to start my team.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by moe94
    Grant Hill
    Pippen
    Jordan
    Hakeem
    KG

    He's definitely up there and that statement isn't too crazy.
    How would you rate Grant Hill's defense ?

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by Legends66NBA7
    How would you rate Grant Hill's defense ?
    Certainly not on the level of the other names listed.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    was never the closer for his team tho.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by Fire Colangelo
    Not an elite scorer by any means, but very versatile, probably the most versatile player we've ever seen. Would take him over Duncan to start my team.
    You would be a fool. Even Colangelo would know better...

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by moe94
    Certainly not on the level of the other names listed.
    Same.

    Grant Hill or Paul George ?

    Quote Originally Posted by IGOTGAME
    You would be a fool. Even Colangelo would know better...
    He would have turned Garnett and Duncan into Bargnani. Make them shoot 3's and take step back long 2's.

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    LeBron"The King" James

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by Legends66NBA7
    Same.

    Grant Hill or Paul George ?



    He would have turned Garnett and Duncan into Bargnani. Make them shoot 3's and take step back long 2's.
    Grant was better overall but George is a far better defender

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    Default Re: Prove me wrong KG at his peak was the most complete/versatile player in NBA history

    Quote Originally Posted by IGOTGAME
    You would be a fool. Even Colangelo would know better...
    Colangelo would take bargs...

    In all seriousness I think Garnett would have done just as well as Duncan if he was drafted by an organization like the spurs.

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