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I'd go three guard with Magic, West and Jordan and have Duncan and Hakeem as my frontcourt.
This is not for who is the best at each position... its a team that would work hand-in-hand the best with each other.
For me it would be one of these two teams...
Team 1
PG - Gary Payton
SG - Michael Jordan
SF - Larry Bird
PF - Tim Duncan
C - Hakeem Olajuwon
Team 2
PG - Steve Nash
SG - Michael Jordan
SF - Bruce Bowen
PF - Tim Duncan
C - Hakeem Olajuwon
For each team, it depends on what you want. If you want a shut-down defensive PG with good all around skills in Payton, and a great shooter with all the heart and determination in the world in Bird, team 1 is the way to go. If you want a PG who has no offensive flaws, and most importantly will NEVER miss the open jumper in Nash, and a larger shut-down defender who can also defend PG's, especially bigger ones such as Magic, or quicker PF's such as Dirk, as well as knocking down that corner three at the biggest moments in a game in Bruce Bowen, then team 2 is my choice.
After that, you have Jordan, who is obvious. Duncan who is a born winner, and doesn't need the ball to be effective, but can also dominate at will at both ends. Then Olajuwon who can do everything a center needs to do, and is much like Duncan... clutch, doesnt need the ball to be effective, but can dominate at will on both ends of the court.
Personally, I like team 2 a bit better though.
What are your teams?
I'd go three guard with Magic, West and Jordan and have Duncan and Hakeem as my frontcourt.
Nice.I'd go three guard with Magic, West and Jordan and have Duncan and Hakeem as my centers.
I would go Magic and Jordan at the guards, Bird and Duncan at the forwards and Russell at C.
My 2nd team would be Oscar Robertson and Gervin at the G's (yeah..a tad homerish)
Erving and Barkley at the F's and Hakeem at C
I'd have said Robertson over West, but I figure West was the better long-range shooter of the two, and I want an assassin from range on my team. Jordan could get hot, but I want a consistant threat. Plus having three ballhandlers in the half-court and transition would absolutely murder other teams.
My hardest omission was Bird. Would love to sneak him in, but if we're limited to a five-man starting unit, then he's unfortunately out.
If I could go seven man, I'd have Bird and Russell off the bench. Maybe start Bird and West at random, depending on the team faced? I take this too seriously.
Nahh...that is what makes it fun!I take this too seriously.
PG: Oscar Robertson
SG: Michael Jordan
SF: Magic Johnson
PF: Tim
C: Hakeem
OR
PG: Magic
SG: Jordan
SF: Bird
PF: Tm
C - Kareem
The C position can is basically be filled by Jabbar, Olajuwon, or Wilt, doesn't matter which.
Ron Harper
Michael Jordan
Scottie Pippen
Dennis Rodman
Luc Longley.
With Kukoc off the bench.
I think they'd win 70.
I think you are right.
Or how about
John Stockton
Magic Johnson
Michael Jordan
Clyde Drexler
Scottie Pippen
Larry Bird
Charles Barkley
Karl Malone
Patrick Ewing
David Robinson
Chris Mullin
Christian Laetner
Oscar, Michael, LeBron, Tim, Hakeem
Are you gay?
Stockton
Jordan
Pippen
Malone
Robinson
That would be a ing fast team.
PG: Magic
SG: Jordan
SF: Pippen
PF: Duncan
C: Hakeem
Youre such a moron.
Someone else explain it to him.
looked like dream team to me.
No I understand it. I simply asked you a separate question.
Speaking of the original Dream Team, looking at th list stretch quoted, lines from Seseme Streets "One of these things does not go together. One of these things does not belong" flow through my head...
Charles Barkley
Larry Bird
Clyde Drexler
Patrick Ewing
Michael Jordan
Magic Johnson
Christian Laetner
Karl Malone
Chris Mullin
Scottie Pippen
David Robinson
John Stockton
Can you find which one?
PG-John Stockton
SG-MJ
SF-Chris Mullin
PF-Tim Duncan
C-Bill Russell
youre right.... patrick ewing should have played for jamaica.Speaking of the original Dream Team, looking at th list stretch quoted, lines from Seseme Streets "One of these things does not go together. One of these things does not belong" flow through my head...
Charles Barkley
Larry Bird
Clyde Drexler
Patrick Ewing
Michael Jordan
Magic Johnson
Christian Laetner
Karl Malone
Chris Mullin
Scottie Pippen
David Robinson
John Stockton
Can you find which one?
Micheal Jordan -SG
Magic -PG
Tim Duncan -PF
Larry Bird -SF
Bill Russel -C
Jason Kidd
Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Malone
Hakeem
Oh I see...well, on that note, are you gay?
Mexican?
Republican?
12?
The team you couldn't ing score more than 50 against in their primes:
PG Payton
SG Bowen
SF Pippen
PF DRob
C Russell
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