Best Trio's in the NBA

i like "earth, wind, and fire"...but i dont think they were ever in the nba.

I think with the Spurs you have to 4, i.e., instead of talking about trios, we should be talking about best quartets. Bowen is so damm important to this team - few other teams have a true designated Kobe or TMac disrupter. He is also leading or near the top of 3 point percentage.

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Originally Posted by bigbendbruisebrother

I know you said trio, but from the 2005 playoffs, here are the top quints....

5-Man Unit Leaders Team Unit +/- W-L
DET Billups-Hamilton-Prince-R.Wallace-B.Wallace +67 14-8
MIA D.Jones-Wade-E.Jones-Haslem-O'Neal +60 10-1
SAS Parker-Ginobili-Bowen-Horry-Duncan +50 15-4
DAL Terry-Stackhouse-Finley-Howard-Nowitzki +32 9-3
SAS Parker-Barry-Ginobili-Horry-Duncan +31 10-5
WAS Arenas-Hughes-Jeffries-Jamison-Haywood +29 6-3
HOU James-Wesley-Barry-McGrady-Mutombo +28 4-2
PHO Nash-Richardson-Johnson-Marion-Stoudemire +23 4-5
WAS Arenas-Dixon-Hughes-Jamison-Haywood +23 5-0
BOS Payton-Davis-Pierce-Walker-Jefferson +22 3-2

Source: http://www.82games.com/playoffs/playoffs.htm

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Freaking BOWEN is the man! :drunk I am sick of him being underappreciated by the rest of the league (and sadly some spurs fans too:()
right here he's worht 19pts to us on the floor.
i liek Barry... but Bowen frigging owns!

I don't know about trio, there are a lot better scoring trios out there, but I would say as a Team, they have been the best 2 out of the last 3 years and hopefully make it 3 out of the last 4 and back to back for the first time for this franchise.