Tim Duncan Is About To Break An Amazing Record.

[Punpun]

Especially Russell indeed.

[Psileas]

double post.

[jlauber]

I'm too lazy to post pics of the scrawny Steve Nash, who could win an assist title at age 38. Or 6-11 bogut, who won a bpg title two years ago. Or the 6-9 Kevin Love, who ran away with the rebounding title two years ago. Or the goofy looking Kyle Korver, who set a 3pt FG% record a couple years ago.

All four would fit right in with those photos you posted.

[Punpun]

Oh come on Jlauer. Those four guys would be GODS in that era.

[Deuce Bigalow]

I'm too lazy to post pics of the scrawny Steve Nash, who could win an assist title at age 38. Or 6-11 bogut, who won a bpg title two years ago. Or the 6-9 Kevin Love, who ran away with the rebounding title two years ago. Or the goofy looking Kyle Korver, who set a 3pt FG% record a couple years ago.

All four would fit right in with those photos you posted.

Steve Nash isn't scrawny
Bogut is big
Love is big
Korver can shoot

[CavaliersFTW]

Steve Nash isn't scrawny
Bogut is big
Love is big
Korver can shoot

[jlauber]

I don't post from my pc these days, but yes, my own Wilt data and actual estimations include several dozens of his games. I do remember having accumulated his totals for about 17 r.s games in 1972, and the average was around 7.5-8.0, so a figure around 7 bpg seems reasonable, along with a similar one in the playoffs. In 1973, it seems like he averaged around 5.5 bpg in the r.s and between 6.0 and 7.0 in the playoffs. The random game averages from all his seasons were giving him between 8.0 and 9.0 bpg in both regular season and playoffs.



If not averaging 30 ppg or not leading your team in scoring is piggyriding, then Magic and Russell were great at it during their whole careers.

I either listened to, or watched EVERY Laker game in that '72 season, and Chick Hearn would almost always mention Wilt's block numbers after every game. Of course I can't recall every game, but I can guarantee you, that he was blocking 10+ in many of them. And while Rosen has Wilt with "only" a high game of 15 that season, I still swear that he had 17 in one game.

In any case, Chamberlain with 1000 career post-season blocks is probably a VERY conservative estimate. And, as you well know, Harvey Pollack had educated estimates of Wilt averaging as many as 10+ bpg over the course of some SEASONS. And I can think of at least three games in which Chamberlain was credited with 20+ blocks (one on a nationally televised game in 1968, in which he blocked 23 shots.) And I suspect that he had quite a few more.

[Punpun]

So ?

[jlauber]

Gus Johnson was a monster.

[SuperPippen]

Just letting you guys know, punpun is a trolling Kobe-stan.
Don't waste your time.

[Deuce Bigalow]

You want GIFs? Oh you want GIFs?

[Punpun]

Just letting you guys know, punpun is a trolling Kobe-stan.
Don't waste your time.

>Kobe-stan
>Trolling

Oh my. Even tough my favorite player is Lebron ?

[MiseryCityTexas]

Greatest player after Jordan, no doubt.

I wouldn't say all that, but i would rate Duncan over Kobe, no doubt.

[CavaliersFTW]

You want GIFs? Oh you want GIFs?

[CavaliersFTW]

You want GIFs? Oh you want GIFs?