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    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    HE's been elite since 2000 ... and none, but look at his guard competition. Kobe, AI, McGrady, Kidd, Nash, (GP in his early years) and now Wade, CP3 in recent years.
    Elite? LMAO

    He's never been a top 5 player a his position.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by B-Diddy=2Easy
    Elite? LMAO

    He's never been a top 5 player a his position.
    List the top 5 2guards every year since 1997?

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by B-Diddy=2Easy
    Elite? LMAO

    He's never been a top 5 player a his position.
    He was a top 5 sg in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008.

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    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    List the top 5 2guards every year since 1997?
    Am I your damn maid? I've already had this discussion before. Ray Allen was never a top 5 SG or Wing player in the league. He has one season where you can consider him a top 5 SG.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chitownsfinest
    He was a top 5 sg in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008.
    No he wasn't, moron. You're assuming. Like I've said, I've had this discussion before. There was a lot of good 2Gs this decade, Ray was never top 5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B-Diddy=2Easy
    No he wasn't, moron. You're assuming. Like I've said, I've had this discussion before. There was a lot of good 2Gs this decade, Ray was never top 5.
    He was an all star in all the seasons I mentioned. Also, the East was loaded with good guards in the early 2000s and Ray manged to make it on those all star teams. That shows how good he was to beat out other really good guards in his conference. He made 9 all star games this decade. He is definitely a top 5 sg from this decade behind KB, AI, Wade, and maybe VC.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by B-Diddy=2Easy
    Am I your damn maid? I've already had this discussion before. Ray Allen was never a top 5 SG or Wing player in the league. He has one season where you can consider him a top 5 SG.
    Sure kid, he was top 5 in the following seasons:


    2000 was close
    AI
    VC
    KB
    Eddie Jones
    Allan Houston
    Finley
    Stackhouse
    Reggie Miller
    (No Ray Allen)

    by 2001, was a perennial top 5
    AI
    Kobe
    Mac
    Stackhouse
    Ray Allen

    2002
    Mac
    Kobe
    AI
    Ray Allen
    Finley

    2003
    Mac
    Kobe
    AI
    Ray Allen
    Finley

    2004
    Kobe
    AI
    Mac
    Ray Allen
    Rip

    2005
    Kobe
    AI
    VC
    Ray Allen
    Wade

    2006
    Kobe
    Wade
    VC
    AI
    Ray Allen

    2007
    Kobe
    Wade
    AI
    T-Mac
    VC
    (no Ray Allen)

    2008
    Kobe
    Wade
    Mac
    AI
    Roy
    no Ray Allen

    2009
    Wade
    Kobe
    Roy
    JJ
    Ray Allen
    Last edited by L.Kizzle; 08-16-2009 at 08:24 PM.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Kizzle, VC was more of a guard in the early part of this decade and T-Mac was more of a forward. I would switch the two around.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Jesus Shuttlesworth is top 50..

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by chitownsfinest
    Kizzle, VC was more of a guard in the early part of this decade and T-Mac was more of a forward. I would switch the two around.
    It's actually the other way around. VC was the forward in those Raps teams (post T-Mac) and Mac was the guard on those ORL teams. Remember those East All-Star games, the starting backcourt was always Mac and AI and VC was the 3 man. Once VC went to NJ, he was back to the guard spot (which he started his career.)

    Mac was a forward with TO, but when in ORL, was the sg as Hill and later Mike Miller were the sfs.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    b diddy get the **** outta here

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    Quote Originally Posted by chitownsfinest
    He was an all star in all the seasons I mentioned. Also, the East was loaded with good guards in the early 2000s and Ray manged to make it on those all star teams. That shows how good he was to beat out other really good guards in his conference. He made 9 all star games this decade. He is definitely a top 5 sg from this decade behind KB, AI, Wade, and maybe VC.
    He made allstar teams, so what? Other guards didn't make allstar teams? He made 6 allstar team outright. He has been an injury replacement 3 times.

    2008-2009
    Kobe
    Wade
    Roy
    Johnson
    Carter
    Gordan


    2007-2008
    Kobe
    Wade
    Roy
    Johnson
    Carter

    2006-2007
    Kobe
    Wade
    Iverson
    Carter
    Redd

    2005-2006
    Kobe
    Wade
    Iverson
    Allen
    Redd

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    Sure kid, he was top 5 in the following seasons:


    2000 was close
    AI
    VC
    KB
    Eddie Jones
    Allan Houston
    Finley
    Stackhouse
    Reggie Miller
    (No Ray Allen)

    by 2001, was a perennial top 5
    AI
    Kobe
    Mac
    Stackhouse
    Ray Allen

    2002
    Mac
    Kobe
    AI
    Ray Allen
    Finley

    2003
    Mac
    Kobe
    AI
    Ray Allen
    Finley

    2004
    Kobe
    AI
    Mac
    Ray Allen
    Rip

    2005
    Kobe
    AI
    VC
    Ray Allen
    Wade

    2006
    Kobe
    Wade
    VC
    AI
    Ray Allen

    2007
    Kobe
    Wade
    AI
    T-Mac
    VC
    (no Ray Allen)

    2008
    Kobe
    Wade
    Mac
    AI
    Roy
    no Ray Allen

    2009
    Wade
    Kobe
    Roy
    JJ
    Ray Allen
    This is nothing but BS. That's nothing but your opinions. The only season he was a top 5 SG was in 05-06. Your lists are sh*t.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    It's actually the other way around. VC was the forward in those Raps teams (post T-Mac) and Mac was the guard on those ORL teams. Remember those East All-Star games, the starting backcourt was always Mac and AI and VC was the 3 man. Once VC went to NJ, he was back to the guard spot (which he started his career.)

    Mac was a forward with TO, but when in ORL, was the sg as Hill and later Mike Miller were the sfs.
    I was talking about style's of play. VC was listed as a forward and T-Mac was listed as a guard but VC played more like a guard and T-Mac played more like a forward considering his 6-8 frame. It's cool if that is the criteria you used to rank them though.

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    Default Re: The GOAT List: 100 Greatest Players in Basketball History

    Quote Originally Posted by B-Diddy=2Easy
    This is nothing but BS. That's nothing but your opinions. The only season he was a top 5 SG was in 05-06. Your lists are sh*t.
    Um, no sh!t, just as your list are your opinions. Or let me guess, your opinions are the truth, hm.

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