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Porz-Frankie-Zion
NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
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Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Someone needs to bounce for Shaq.
Iverson is a lock due to influence and popularity
Kobe and Duncan are locks due to accomplishments
Sorry, Bron, you'll get the next one.
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National High School Star
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by SamuraiSWISH
I'd go: Shaq / LeBron / Kobe / Duncan
if you were actually old enough to watch and understand basketball in the 00's you'd realize how important Allen Iverson was to not only the game, but culture in general.
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I rule the local playground
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by SamuraiSWISH
I'd go: Shaq / LeBron / Kobe / Duncan
this
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Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Lebron, Shaq, Kobe, Duncan
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SexLand
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Decent playground baller
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
As good as AI was I'd switch him out for either Shaq or Garnett.
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SexLand
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by NewYorkNoPicks
if you were actually old enough to watch and understand basketball in the 00's you'd realize how important Allen Iverson was to not only the game, but culture in general.
So what? He doesn't have a case on any of those 4 guys. Maybe 5, if we include KG.
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sahelanthropus
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Honestly, I'd go Duncan-Kobe-KG-Dirk. Problem with LeBron (as well as Wade) is he miss the first four years of the 00s (99-00, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03). Similarly, Shaq wasn't as big a facor in the second half of the decade.
Nobody other than those six has a case, though.
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Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Shaq/Iverson/Kobe/Duncan
T-Mac comes close.
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Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by NewYorkNoPicks
if you were actually old enough to watch and understand basketball in the 00's you'd realize how important Allen Iverson was to not only the game, but culture in general.
Iverson is what was wrong with the early 2000s. Iso ball chucker and thug. The league is better without him
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Impartial NBA analyst
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sahelanthropus
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by NewYorkNoPicks
if you were actually old enough to watch and understand basketball in the 00's you'd realize how important Allen Iverson was to not only the game, but culture in general.
Who said he has to take into account impact on culture (in which case Yao would be a lock)? If Swish is just talking on-the-court, nothing wrong with his list (and I'm pretty sure that Swish, like myself, watched the entirety of AI's pro career).
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Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by Trentknicks
T-Mac comes close.
T-Mac wouldn't rank even if there were 10 spots.
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Coach
Re: NBA Mount Rushmore Of the 2000s
Originally Posted by NewYorkNoPicks
if you were actually old enough to watch and understand basketball in the 00's you'd realize how important Allen Iverson was to not only the game, but culture in general.
So I didn't watch, or understand basketball in the 2000s, but been watching since the early 90s. Um, ok?
Iverson's cultural impact was absolutely important, but these four guys are the best players of the decade:
2000: Shaq
2001: Shaq / Kobe
2002: Shaq / Kobe
2003: Duncan
2004:
2005: Duncan
2006: Shaq
2007:
2008:
2009: Kobe
2010: Kobe
2011:
2012: LeBron
2013: LeBron
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