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The top looks alright then the bottom half starts to get a little shaky.
1) Michael Jordan
2) Wilt Chamberlain
3) Bill Russell
4) Shaquille O'Neal
5) Oscar Robertson
6) Magic Johnson
7) Kareem Abdul Jabbar
8) Tim Duncan
9) Larry Bird
10) Jerry West
11) Elgin Baylor
12) Kobe Bryant
13) Hakeem Olajuwon
14) Bob Pet
15) Julius Erving
16) Moses Malone
17) John Havlicek
18) Karl Malone
19) Isiah Thomas
20) Charles Barkley
21) Rick Barry
22) John Stockton
23) Elvin Hayes
24) Bob Cousy
25) David Robinson
26) Kevin McHale
27) Scottie Pippen
28) Jason Kidd
29) George Mikan
30) Kevin Garnett
31) Willis Reed
32) Wes Unseld
33) Nate Thurmond
34) Dolph Schayes
35) Walt Frazier
36) Patrick Ewing
37) Jerry Lucas
38) Gary Payton
39) Allen Iverson
40) Billy Cunningham
41) Clyde Drexler
42) LeBron James
43) Dominique Wilkins
44) Dave Cowens
45) George Gervin
46) Bob McAdoo
47) Earl Monroe
48) Dennis Rodman
49) Walt Bellamy
50) Steve Nash
The top looks alright then the bottom half starts to get a little shaky.
Bill Russell is so overrated it's kind of disgusting.
I gotta agree, no way he is #3 all time
Rodman in top 50 all time?
Why Lebron but no Wade?
1) Michael Jordan
2) Wilt Chamberlain
3) Bill Russell
4) Kareem Abdul Jabbar
5) Tim Duncan
6) Magic Johnson
7) Shaquille O'Neal
8) Kobe Bryant
9) Larry Bird
10) Oscar Robertson
11) Elgin Baylor
12) Jerry West
sons its a pretty good list .... Dirk has no business being in the top 50. MAYBE top 75
Sons if the Canadian Alien can make it, then so can Dirk.
son I am just trying to get Ghazi's vagina sore
Sons it's been sore from watching Tyson Chandler plow his wife on the daily.
Shaq #4 is too high
Kobe will move into Top 10 with this ring
Steve Nash's 2 MVPs sealed him into the All Time 50
Hakeem at #13 seems a bit high but he was skilled in pretty much everything. His reign was a bit short though.
umm......
Much better actually lol
I always hate these kinds of lists because its hard to compare players of different generations. Bill Russell might not even be a perennial all-star in today's generation, Jerry West and Elgin Baylor ahead of Kobe? Lebron James should already be top 15 and he hasn't even done too much in his career yet. As the years go by, the players get better, and the compe ion gets harder.
Last edited by Amaso; 06-13-2009 at 08:30 PM.
Wait, what? Hah ... Shaq is WAY too high.
BS list.
Hakeem over Kobe.
steve nash at 50 destroys the credibility of the list
Hakeem at #13 is way too damn low.
good to see Tim at no.8. id put Hakeem a bit higher though, seems like people are already starting to forget and overlook him. he was a top 3 all-time center.
Hakeem's dominance was probably 93-95. Albeit at his peak, I think he was better than guys like Shaq and Duncan.
But it was such a short peak while most of the other guys dominated over a 5-10 year period.
Me too... he's not even a top 4 Laker.
Bird is easily top 5 and better than Kobe.
where is Pistol Pete on that list?
Wade should be there.
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