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    NBA rookie of the year HOoopCityJones's Avatar
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    Default Your Definitive Top 10?

    All bias aside.

    Kareem
    Russell
    Jordan
    Magic
    Bird
    Wilt
    Shaq
    Duncan
    Kobe
    Hakeem


    Yay or Nay?

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by HOoopCityJones
    All bias aside.

    Kareem
    Russell
    Jordan
    Magic
    Bird
    Wilt
    Shaq
    Duncan
    Kobe
    Hakeem


    Yay or Nay?
    Replace Hakeem with Lebron, and possibly Moses.

    And then where do you rank Dr. J if you include his ABA years?

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    I agree with your 10 but this is my order:

    MJ
    Russell
    Wilt
    Kareem
    Bird
    Magic
    Hakeem
    Shaq
    Duncan
    Kobe

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    1. MJ
    2. Wilt
    3. Kareem
    4. Magic
    5. Russell
    6. Duncan
    7. Bird
    8. Shaq
    9. Kobe
    10. LeBron

    HMs:

    Hakeem
    Moses
    West
    Oscar
    Dr. J

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    I don't think top 10 is a good number, because clearly 12 players sticks out from the rest of the pack.

    1. MJ
    2. Russell
    3. Wilt
    4. Kareem
    5. Magic
    6. Bird
    7. Kobe
    8. Duncan
    9. Shaq
    10 Hakeem
    11. Lebron
    12. Oscar

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by LAZERUSS
    Replace Hakeem with Lebron, and possibly Moses.

    And then where do you rank Dr. J if you include his ABA years?
    For the record, Lebron only isn't ranked there because he can still do more. He could be ranked anywhere from 9 through 5 when it's all said and done.

    So yea , those of you who already have him at 10 or higher , be my guest.

    Dr. J is Top 15 , 11 if you count AB years imo.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Top ten's getting too crowded. top 15 should be the new meta for discussion soon.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by HOoopCityJones
    For the record, Lebron only isn't ranked there because he can still do more. He could be ranked anywhere from 9 through 5 when it's all said and done.

    So yea , those of you who already have him at 10 or higher , be my guest.
    I have Lebron 7 right now, i think maybe one spot too high.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by CasterL
    Top ten's getting too crowded. top 15 should be the new meta for discussion soon.
    I agree. It'd really let the list breathe. Guys like West, Moses, Dirk and KG wont feel so removed from the discussions.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Magic
    MJ
    Bird
    Russell
    Kareem
    Wilt
    Duncan
    Kobe
    Lebron
    Hakeem

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    1.KAJ
    2.MJ
    3.WILT
    4.RUSSELL
    5. DUNCAN (Look at what he is doing right now at his age)
    6.MAGIC/BIRD
    7.BIRD/MAGIC
    8.SHAQ
    9. BIG O (Call me when someone else averages a triple double in a season)
    10. OLAJUWON/BEAN

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by HOoopCityJones
    I agree. It'd really let the list breathe. Guys like West, Moses, Dirk and KG wont feel so removed from the discussions.
    Dirk is not top 15, KG either. Whatchu smoking on?

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by k0kakw0rld
    Dirk is not top 15, KG either. Whatchu smoking on?
    I think anyone can make a case they're somewhere around that range.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    The only change to be made in your top ten list, and it was also brought up by another poster, is the addition of Lebron James and the removal of Hakeem. It isn't a knock on Hakeem, he used to be in my top ten, too, but Lebron has now surpassed him with four MVP's and five final appearances with two titles.

    Hakeem is now 11th on my all-time list.
    Last edited by SOD 21; 01-03-2015 at 03:19 PM.

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    Default Re: Your Definitive Top 10?

    Quote Originally Posted by k0kakw0rld
    1.KAJ
    2.MJ
    3.WILT
    4.RUSSELL
    5. DUNCAN (Look at what he is doing right now at his age)
    6.MAGIC/BIRD
    7.BIRD/MAGIC
    8.SHAQ
    9. BIG O (Call me when someone else averages a triple double in a season)
    10. OLAJUWON/BEAN
    Regarding Oscar Robertson and his averaging a triple double in the early 60's, it was a different era and he couldn't duplicate that today. I am not trying to diminish him or his accomplishments, because he is an all-time great, obviously.

    But the pace of the NBA back then was almost 20% faster than today and he played almost 45 minutes per game. Player's today don't have the luxury of that type of frantic pace to give them the necessary possessions, nor would they be allowed to play that number of minutes.

    Oscar's in my top fifteen though.
    Last edited by SOD 21; 01-03-2015 at 03:21 PM.

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