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Stare
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
I'll just throw quick lineup out:
Stockton, Jordan, Pippen, Lebron, Shaq
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The Wizard
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by robert_shaww
This is Robert Shaww best starting five to win a championship any given season, considering chemistry:
C- Kareem A. Jabbar
PF- Tim Duncan
SF- Scottie Pippen (bird or lebron are better scorers, buy i need pippen defense)
SG- Michael Jordan
PG- John Stockton (Magic is better, but i need a guy like stockton)
Shooting?
Give me:
Pg: CP3
SG: MJ
Sf: Bird
PF: Bron
C: Shaq
Last edited by ralph_i_el; 08-13-2014 at 02:05 PM.
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Rose is not a HOF
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by ralph_i_el
Shooting?
Give me:
Pg: CP3
SG: Ray Allen
Sf: MJ
PF: Bron
C: Shaq
CP3 over curry?
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3-time NBA All-Star
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by Beastmode88
CP3 over curry?
lol Curry is not even close to being considered for something like this. He isn't even a true point guard, makes bad decisions and is a horrible defender. He would get outplayed routinely on a team like that.
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Rose is not a HOF
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Wasn't there already a thread on this last year?
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Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
You are all Wrong. This team has no weakness.
Gary Payton
Mj
LJ
Duncan
Hakeem
Coach Phil Jackson assistant Thibs
Teams would barely score over 80ppg while they dominate offensive ly
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National High School Star
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by juju151111
You are all Wrong. This team has no weakness.
Gary Payton
Mj
LJ
Duncan
Hakeem
Coach Phil Jackson assistant Thibs
Teams would barely score over 80ppg while they dominate offensive ly
Magic
Michael
Kobe
Garnett
Duncan
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NBA Superstar
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
I liked to get a more elaborate response from those that feel Malone is "salty" or "butthurt". Why do you say such?
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Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by Jlamb47
Well balance cuz of passing?
They lack shooting
Defense is okay
Defense is ok? WTF you smoking, dude? Pippen, Wilt, Oscar, Stockton are all regarded as top defenders at their position. Ever. Lebron is regarded as a top defender currently playing.
As for shooting... Lebron hits 3s around 38%? Stock was a great shooter. Pippen was streaky, but is still (I think) Bulls leader in 3p made. He may not be a marksman, but the D needs to aware of him.
I'm not saying it's the best possible starting 5. I'm more partial to a few others. But it's not bad at all, and does take into account chemistry and spacing and other aspects that most people overlook.
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Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Could go in a variety of ways with an all-time team, of course, but let's try...
Russell
Dirk
Pippen
Reggie
Oscar
Certainly not my favorite, but I like it right now.
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dude, where's my shaq?
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Hakeem Olajuwon
Dennis Rodman
Scottie Pippen
Michael Jordan
Chris Paul
Nobody can beat that team.
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Local High School Star
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
It looks like a decent team to me.
Stockton is a great fit on these kinds of all-time starting 5s, even though he isn't one the best individual players ever. If he doesn't have the ball, he's still a good shooter, and a very good defensive player. If he does have the ball, he's one of the best ever at setting up his teammates.
The goat centers are pretty much interchangeable imo. If you want a dominant inside presence, who will score automatically when they receive the ball in the paint, you can't go wrong with Shaq or Wilt. If you want a center with a midrange/faceup game, to go along with their post game, then you can't go wrong with Hakeem, or Kareem. If you're playing with a stretch 4, you're probably better off with Shaq/Wilt. If you're playing with an inside pf, you're probably better off with Hakeem/Kareem. If want someone to rebound, defend, run the floor, and pass, who doesn't need to score, then you can go with Russell.
The main problems I see with his team are #1. Could use more shooting. #2. Too many players who are used to controlling the ball.
To fix these problems, I'd put Bird at pf, and Lebron at SF. Bird is a great passer, and he doesn't need the ball as much as Pippen/Lebron to make plays. He's also a better shooter, but you lose a little bit on the defensive end.
I'd probably replace Oscar with Michael. This would be a lateral move as far as shooting goes, but it seems to me that MJ does most of the same things at sg as Oscar, but he's much quicker, a better leaper, better defender, and doesn't have to be as ball dominant. Oscar is a better passer, but MJ is good enough that it shouldn't make a huge difference. I believe MJ is much better off the ball, as a finisher off cuts/transition, and probably equal posting up, so overall I see him as a better fit.
Last edited by Inactive; 08-13-2014 at 03:24 PM.
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The Wizard
Re: Karl Malone says this is the best starting five ever :
Originally Posted by Beastmode88
CP3 over curry?
Dude curry won't touch 2008 cp3 EVER and I really like curry
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