Wilt, Bill, Michael, Shaq, Tim, Kobe, LeBron: Accolade by Age Chart

[LAZERUSS]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

[STATUTORY]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

wilt and his tall tales

[J Shuttlesworth]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

Nobody gives a fuck man. How long have you had this post saved in note pad?

[LAZERUSS]

wilt and his tall tales

Yep. "Tall Tales." Obviously the man was not real. There is simply no way anyone could have so thoroughly have dominated the NBA his entire career, and in the process, hold hundreds of NBA records.

Just not possible.

[Jameerthefear]

And with that ^^ I'll be taking my leave from this thread.
Y'all enjoy.

[LAZERUSS]

And with that ^^ I'll be taking my leave from this thread.
Y'all enjoy.

Past your bed time?

[played0ut]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

Not that this isn't impressive, but we're going by their accolades. How is this even relevant here lol

[Myth]

DAT unbeatable Russell career though

And that is even before FMVP existed.

[J Shuttlesworth]

And that is even before FMVP existed.

Would Russell have been FMVP for all his rings?

[Warfan]

Would Russell have been FMVP for all his rings?

He probably would've won 9 or so

[LAZERUSS]

Not that this isn't impressive, but we're going by their accolades. How is this even relevant here lol

Ok, how about this then? In his 10 seasons in the league with Bill Russell, Chamberlain held a 7-2 margin in First Team All-NBAs over Russell.

[fpliii]

Damn Russ.

GOAT gonna GOAT [COLOR="White"]yes I'm trolling, hate when people say this about MJ...both he and Russell have strong cases as GOAT candidates[/COLOR]

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Chart isn't really effective. Might as well list their achievements.

[houston]

cool

[JohnFreeman]

Russell and Wilt shouldn't count