NBA: If you could have any players' "talent", who would you pick?

[jdiggy0424]

I personally would want to play like a '89-'90 Dennis Rodman. The ability to affect the game in ways without needing to score is something I love as a Basketball fan. Plus I always considered the Dennis Rodman on those Bad Boy Pistons teams as one of the greatest defensive players of all time.

[TE]

Ben Wallace

[DAF86]

Dirk's '11 fade away jumper.

[DAF86]

And his foul drawing too

[TE]

Zach Randolph's beastiness vs the Spurs circa April 2011

[thunderup]

Dirk's '11 fade away jumper.

This.

[Latarian Milton]

i'd wish i had the talents of kobe bryant so i'll have tons of fans licking my balls even when i've already turned bag at age 35

[whitemamba]

i'd wish i had the talents of kobe bryant so i'll have tons of fans licking my balls even when i've already turned bag at age 35

[rayjayjohnson]

Brent Barry's ability to pull Brent Barry's hotass wife.

[TheRealCB]

Being 7 ft tbh...I am more skilled than most 7 footers..Give me Diop's body and I am at least an all-star.

[flipspursfan]

Tony Parker's ability to shamelessly snatch a teammate's wife.

[rayjayjohnson]

vanessa bryant's ability to get that long paper money

[FkLA]

Being 7 ft tbh...I am more skilled than most 7 footers..Give me Diop's body and I am at least an all-star.

You wouldnt have the same mobility or skill dip . 99% of seven footers in the world are uncoordinated and have trouble moving.

And Ive always wanted to have a high realease and the ability to elevate and shoot at my highest point. Ive never felt comfortable doing either, both completely throw off my shot.

[benefactor]

Iverson's ball handling.

[Koolaid_Man]

I personally would want to play like a '89-'90 Dennis Rodman. The ability to affect the game in ways without needing to score is something I love as a Basketball fan. Plus I always considered the Dennis Rodman on those Bad Boy Pistons teams as one of the greatest defensive players of all time.

Since I'm very well connected to some pro players and scouts I'm bout to tell you some OG about Rodman that I'm sure most of clowns never knew or could imagine...

Word on the street is when he played against Zo in the paint, D-Rod used to make his hard and then when Zo backed into him in the paint he would whisper in his ear: "How did all that meat feel"...and Zo would go bonkers...

Part of the reason D-Rod was a great defensive player...

So the moral of the story is use your

[HeatChamps]

Lebron James for his strength, speed, and skill.

[lebomb]

Kobe's ability to alienate himself from his team and still command the ball as to chuck shamelessly from anywhere on the court, even if said teammates are wide open.

[Koolaid_Man]

Lebron James for his strength, speed, and skill.

I pick Lebron too...but for his ability to re-grow his hair-line

[Koolaid_Man]

Kobe's ability to alienate himself from his team and still command the ball as to chuck shamelessly from anywhere on the court, even if said teammates are wide open.

I pick Timmy too...but for his status as the first NBA player to get a tongue ring, followed by a tramp stamp...he also moves very well in the paint... (hint hint)

[Leetonidas]

Kobe's ability to be piggybacked his entire career yet still heralded as the leader or his ability to have people focus only on his PPG

Jordan's talent /thread

[Leetonidas]

On a serious note, McGrady may have the most talent alone so I might pick him because I'm not sure I have the burning passion of a like Jordan but T-Mac made the game look effortless, even being a lazy **** he still shat on the league for a couple years

[Leetonidas]

lol you can't say (unt now?

[lefty]

At least touch the bottom of the net when I'm jumping

[resistanze]

Quick release like Ray Ray

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Rasheed Wallace's talent/skill. A motivated Rasheed Wallace who actually gave a and wasn't content being a role player would have been the best PF of all time.