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Who COULD take MVP beside Jordan? Even if Hakeem, sir Charles, Pip and Magic were in Bulls uniform at the same time as MJ, he easily would be MVP.Quote:
Nor a teamate win the finals MVP.
Hands down, there is no player in history of the league that could be compared to MJ.
I'd sayQuote:
Originally Posted by MiamiHeat
JORDAN
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Russell, Bird, Magic, Hakeem, Tim Duncan
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Kareem, Wilt,
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Who cares?!
I understand the comparison in this thread.
IMO, a better comparison in terms of guard to forward/center, would be Magic and Duncan.
Both came into the league and immediately started winning titles. They both always though their careers put the teams interests first and foremost and cared about winning more than anything. They both are more than capable of taking over games when needed to, but choose to always get their teammates involved early in the game to keep defenses more honest and get their teammates confidence up early in the game so that they can be more reliable late in games as well.
Magic was the ultimate team player at guard, and Duncan is the ultimate team player at forward/center.
all of you idiots that took Galileo's posts seriously, fail.
Bulls 1993 w/ jordan = 57 wins
Bulls 1994 w/out jordan = 55 wins
there you have it.
jordan is worth two wins to your team per season.
No wonder Bowie was drafted before jordan.
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Spurs 1997 w/out Duncan = 20 wins
Spurs 1998 w/ Duncan = 56 wins
there you have it.
Duncan is worth 36 wins to your team per season
36 > 2
Duncan > jordan
Ever tried smokin weed soaked in embalming fluid?Quote:
Originally Posted by Galileo
Hornets > mavsQuote:
Originally Posted by mavs>spurs
Spurs > mavs
36 > 2
Duncan > jordan
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:lmao:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by sickdsm
By all means what years were those and how much crack would someone have to smoke to come to that conclusion??? :hat
2007-2008...This is the one year the argument can be made...No crack needed, whatsoever
It can't be made this year either and it's not even close. Nobody on the Spurs does more on both ends than Tim Duncan, and nobody is more critical to their success.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyjoe
I've been here long enough to see you fools debateing about this. Obviously this year is one of them.
You debateing about it just furthers my point.
:lol
Lmao I wasn't 'dissing americans'
Fact is MJ is overrated, most of us are too ignorant over being in that era to take a step back and see that simple fact.
Period.Quote:
Originally Posted by K-State Spur
You win the BK Breakfast Burrito Thing -- or whatever the fuck it is. :bking