Please. This needs to be settled, Kobe's 5 rings do not in anyway
compare to Magic's 5 rings. It's a joke to even compare the two and
the comp they faced to win their rings.
It's true though, he's nowhere near top 20 in rebounds, points, blocks he's top ten, should be there for a while. All of those teams, first team NBA, defense blah blah blah, doesn't count with me.
Three finals MVP is impressive as well as League MVP.
But I don't give much credence to the past decade of champions, any of
them. There hasn't been a truly great team since the last Jordan Bulls.
Those Shaq Laker teams aren't great, neither are these Lakers, Spurs weren't great and neither was any of their comp. Celtics took 26 games to
win their le.
Let's put it like this, to Duncan's credit he was a of a player, and he was in the league at the right time.
Please. This needs to be settled, Kobe's 5 rings do not in anyway
compare to Magic's 5 rings. It's a joke to even compare the two and
the comp they faced to win their rings.
You mean the same way that Larry Legend Bird did except that Bird only got 3 les where Tim got 4?
How about this comparison?
Kobe: 5
New York Knicks: 2
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You're very faint with praise. I wonder what you say about those players you have on the Knicks (if that's the team you're a fan of). As TP said, if Spurs were in NY, TD, Manu and TP would be gods.
In terms of the actual topic at hand, I agree that this thread has gotten a lot of mileage to have been made by a Lakers fan trying to distract people from paying attention to the series at hand.
Guess I'll have to just cross my fingers and hope that Timmy squeaks his way in the backdoor somehow.![]()
Patrick Ewing (HoF): 0
Correct. But technically they both have 3, but we will say TD has 4 for sake of discussion (and so you guys won't say I'm trolling).![]()
Neither would TD if he played in the '80s. That was a smash mouth basketball era which would have been too tough for Timmy Finesse Duncan. Remember, he would have been Brad Daugherty (0 rings) at best if he played back then.![]()
I'm new around here, so just fyi, I try to be objective, and trying
to tweek me by mentioning the Knicks doesn't work. I'm a Yankees fan,
so don't worry about it. I am sympathetic to the Knicks for sentimental
reasons but I don't suffer losers.
Now, on to your issues, if they were on the Knicks they would still
be who they are. I will not even pretend like the Knick contenders of
90's were great teams. We had one all-star and Pat Riley. Knicks
couldn't beat the Bulls end of story. If the positions were reversed I'd
feel the same way.
That's probably true.
I made this point before. on the 70's Knicks if you
want but they took les away from Laker teams featuring Wilt Chamberlin
and Jerry West. That's comp.
Yes, and it's still counts for 2 les to Kobe's 5. But hey, at least you have the Yankees.
Tim Duncan says o to Ewing in the '99 Finals. Lest we forget, Patty played from 86-02. Ringless. Not exactly "played in the 80s" when he "played in the 90s". Ringless as well.
Last edited by Splits; 05-03-2011 at 03:59 AM.
damn right.
Hey, I would've loved to win that le, but come on now, that was the lockout le, doesn't count.
Ha Ha - they beat a 37 year old Ewing that lead his 27-23 (basically 500) Knick's team to the Finals. Good one!![]()
You better duck and cover. These farmers don't like hearing that .
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Listen, I'm a truth teller. That needs to faced up to, seriously. Three rings, fine, that other , it's a joke.
Yes, I can't believe the NBA even attempted to hold a playoffs when the "preseason" was only half a season. What's next, the playoffs where the 1st round played best-of-5 doesn't count?
Some of the best players in the league never won chips, yet somehow Ewing's failure is exempted?
Malone.
Barkley.
Dirk.
Carter.
Gervin.
Miller.
Maravich.
Nash.
English.
McGrady.
Wilkins.
Iverson.
Stockton.
Kidd.
Baylor.
Shall I go on?
I hear you man. That's why Phillip Jackson dubs them the Sp*rs. s the cowtippers up everytime.![]()
It's not exempted. Ewing was alone most of the time. The thing about
those Knick teams, with the exception of a few players, is that New York was
a place for players at the tail end of their career, Maurice Cheeks, Xavier McDaniel,
Larry Johnson, Charles Oakley, etc. etc.
Ewing was a dominant big man, but he couldn't dominate Olajuwon. I'm pretty
sure Robinson got the better of him most of the time.
But back to the lockout le, it wasn't a full season, that year left
a bad taste in everyone's mouth, it simply doesn't count.
There's no other way. It's an asterix year, everybody knows that.
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