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The NBA averaged 27 more FGA per game in Robertson's time than it does now. Adjust for pace.Originally Posted by kwiteaboy
The Bulls sucked royally during Jordan's first 10 years.Originally Posted by whacked
exactly. it's team game so you should not judge players on how many championships but how they play as individuals. if michael jordan had spent his career with the clippers, he'd have zero titles, but he would have been the same player. why penalize his legacy because of his teammates?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
Unlike a football player (who is one of 11 members of his team on the field and does not play both offense and defense) or a baseball player (who cannot affect play but only respond to events as they occur), a basketball player has a direct and significant effect on the outcome of a game. For that reason, postseason success, or lack thereof, is an important part of a basketball player's legacy, much more so than that of a football player or baseball player. Obviously, this proposition has limits; no one would contend that Robert Horry is a better basketball player than Charles Barkley. It is quite useful in ranking comparable players, however. Why do you think Olajuwon is ranked above Robinson, who is ranked above Ewing?Originally Posted by Ambulance Chaser
The Bulls sucked royally during Jordan's first 10 years.Originally Posted by whacked
If Jordan never won an NBA title, he would be considered a better Dominique Wilkins.Originally Posted by Ambulance Chaser
i think more than any other sport, mj is the most clearly defined #1. list should go from 1 to 3Originally Posted by thekunk07
Michael Jordan was the kind of player that would have won a title even on a ****** team. He just was.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Unlike a football player (who is one of 11 members of his team on the field and does not play both offense and defense) or a baseball player (who cannot affect play but only respond to events as they occur), a basketball player has a direct and significant effect on the outcome of a game. For that reason, postseason success, or lack thereof, is an important part of a basketball player's legacy, much more so than that of a football player or baseball player. Obviously, this proposition has limits; no one would contend that Robert Horry is a better basketball player than Charles Barkley. It is quite useful in ranking comparable players, however. Why do you think Olajuwon is ranked above Robinson, who is ranked above Ewing?Originally Posted by Ambulance Chaser
A dozen of players put up dashing stats every year on bad teams too, all but a handful who later join winning systems where they put up less eyepopping numbers become forgotten. What's your point again?Originally Posted by whacked
sorry, you misunderstood, i said sport.Originally Posted by thekunk07
A dozen players put Lebron level number and dominate games to the same extent every year?Originally Posted by jpeirpont
Michael Jordan was the kind of player that would have won a title even on a ****** team. He just was.Originally Posted by MetroStyles
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