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I agree
With better nutrition, training, rules, etc, Stockton would average 50 ppg and 25 apg in today's NBA
On average
- Run a tad bit faster
- Jump a tad bit higher
- Dribble the ball significantly better
- Trained in better offensive schemes
- Trained in better defensive schemes
- Shoot better
- pass better
- Bigger muscles
-Stronger
- Better nutrition
- Better training
I agree
With better nutrition, training, rules, etc, Stockton would average 50 ppg and 25 apg in today's NBA
Better training yet players need to rest in their primes because there are too many games
Better training yet players need to rest in their primes because there are too many games
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Falling over because Bynum leaned on 'em.
Lettin' Vuj beat 'em all to the free throw line.
Lettin' Artest fake a lay up 24 feet from the hoop.
The Ellis Girl losin' her composure & rousting my Luva.
Hide nor hair of SF not seen for a fortnite.
Kobe not forgetting anything.
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Dale in his fifties-not-his sixties.
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Still able to break a nut upon demand, at least of myself.
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Secondly, there’s something to be said about athletes today being “bigger, faster and stronger.” It’s a point with some truth to it. With that said, this idea is often the spark for outlandish reasoning. Some can make it seem like being a good basketball player is primarily about being “bigger, faster and stronger” than your opponent, while in turn minimizing pure basketball skill, intellect and mental toughness. Still, there’s no denying that to make the NBA, you have to have certain degrees of size and athleticism, although this is often exaggerated. I mean, how is*J.J. Bareaentering his 10th year in the league if the game is all about size and athleticism? And why are physical freaks like*Michael Beasley*and*Derrick Williams*struggling to remain in the league?
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Another funny thing about thr OP is saying teams are better trained in offensive schemes, when it was a 90's era player who took Golden State to the next level as a coach
Though word on the street has that coach just mirror imaging Pop's template.Another funny thing about thr OP is saying teams are better trained in offensive schemes, when it was a 90's era player who took Golden State to the next level as a coach
Somehow you think you win regardless of the outcome.
You have no room. Your Olajuwon took games off in 95.Better training yet players need to rest in their primes because there are too many games
Dream was in his 30s. Not 25, 26.
He replaced a 90s era player coach, and scrapped said coach's 90s era offense that had them losing in the first round.Another funny thing about thr OP is saying teams are better trained in offensive schemes, when it was a 90's era player who took Golden State to the next level as a coach
Mark Jackson was just a dumbass. Plus black coaches suck.
The top players in the 90s-early 2000s would still be the same, tbh..it's the average players and goons that would be obsolete, along with virtually all the White Americans from that era..the coaching/strategy is obviously much better today, too..
The best thing the NBA did was rid themselves of no-skill players like Charles Okerley and most of the players on those Knicks/Heat teams, tbh..too many stiffs that were only in the NBA to be big goons..a lot of Kendrick Perkins types..
Accurate. Plus he's got better shooters to work with.
bigger muscles is quite the false statement
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