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    Default How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Kirk Heinrich
    JJ Barea
    M. Dellavedova
    Kyle Korver
    Enes Kanter



    Edit: I forgot one.

    Vassilis Spanoulis

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    They would all play Center and average at least 40 points and 30 rebounds.


    Except JJ Barea, he would play Power Forward and average at least 40 points and 30 rebounds.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    They would get destroyed by guys like this


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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Korver would be worse. No 3-point line. I was actually think about how curry would fare in the pre-1980 era a few days ago. I think he'd be a fringe all-star at best.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rocketswin2013
    Korver would be worse. No 3-point line. I was actually think about how curry would fare in the pre-1980 era a few days ago. I think he'd be a fringe all-star at best.
    I was wondering about Curry back then.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Makes you wonder about James Harden. No 3pt line, more rim protectors, less spacing, and probably a little less ref love.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Kirk Heinrich = Hal Greer
    JJ Barea = bob cousy
    M. Dellavedova = gail goodrich
    Kyle Korver = jerry west
    Enes Kanter = bill russell


    Vassilis Spanoulis = water trash/wet garbage

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by Marchesk
    Makes you wonder about James Harden. No 3pt line, more rim protectors, less spacing, and probably a little less ref love.

    38ppg, 10rpg

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by kennethgriffin
    Kirk Heinrich = Hal Greer
    JJ Barea = bob cousy
    M. Dellavedova = gail goodrich
    Kyle Korver = jerry west
    Enes Kanter = bill russell


    Vassilis Spanoulis = water trash/wet garbage


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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Kanter would likely not make the league. Not skilled enough and doesn't provide enough defense. Korver as mentioned likely wouldn't make it either or could be a bench player like he was for a long time in this league. Barea and Heinrich would be considerably worse at ball handling (since they woulda grown up in those times) and probably not make rosters as well. Remember there were much less teams back then and you had quite a few elite PGs running around.

    Edit: Delly and V-span? GTFO

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by kennethgriffin
    38ppg, 10rpg
    on 40 FGA, 20 FTA, .425 TS%

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dbrog
    Kanter would likely not make the league. Not skilled enough and doesn't provide enough defense. Korver as mentioned likely wouldn't make it either or could be a bench player like he was for a long time in this league. Barea and Heinrich would be considerably worse at ball handling (since they woulda grown up in those times) and probably not make rosters as well. Remember there were much less teams back then and you had quite a few elite PGs running around.

    Edit: Delly and V-span? GTFO

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by SugarHill
    He's not

    He can't compete with Pettit, Russell, Wilt, Reed, Thurmond, Lucas, and Ballamy. Those dudes were sick. Even someone like Happy Hairston who was small, would badly outplay Kanter.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Quote Originally Posted by Marchesk
    Makes you wonder about James Harden. No 3pt line, more rim protectors, less spacing, and probably a little less ref love.
    If we're being serious, he wouldn't even need the other stuff to be great. He'd be playing on a fast break league. Probably his biggest strength.

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    Default Re: How good would the following players have been in the 60s?

    Imagine Jerry West with a 3pt line. Unstoppable.

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