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he did the same exact move every time in the entire video. dunno why no one ever just overplayed his left shoulder. dude wasn't going over the right one.
come on Spur fan I know you can do it
he did the same exact move every time in the entire video. dunno why no one ever just overplayed his left shoulder. dude wasn't going over the right one.
he was ambidextrous....
TD: 3 FMVPs
Kareem: 2 FMVPs
I agree Duncan s on Kareem....
Can you make the case that Duncan s on MJ?
Nobody does
Can you make you the case that Kareem s on MJ?
may I help:
if Duncan s on Kareem by virtue of FMVP's then surely Kareem s on MJ:
Kareem secured 6 NBA MVP’s, 5 NBA 1st team awards, 6 NBA 2nd team awards, and 19 All-Star Game Appearances playing against 15 Hall of Fame Centers throughout his career. Michael Jordan played in an era where the NBA talent was meager and the closest player at his position to be on his level was Clyde Drexler. Here Kareem gets the edge proving himself against the best and emerging as the best of the best.
Kareem also won 6 NBA Championships and had ten NBA championship appearances playing against such dynastic Teams in the 1970’s as Wilt Chamberlain’s Los Angeles Lakers, Walt Fraziers New York Knicks, and John Havilcek’s Boston Celtics, and against 80’s dynasties consisting of Dr.J’s Philadelphia 76ers, Larry Bird’s Boston Celtics, and Isiah Thomas’ Detroit Pistons. None of Michael Jordan’s rings were secured against a dynastic team (the 1991 ring against Magic’s Laker’s doesn’t count because they were without James Worthy and Byron Scott for that series, and were also well past their prime). Here we have another strike against Jordan because he was unable to defeat a dynasty waiting until legends like Kareem, Bird, Magic, and Isiah were past their primes before his Bull’s teams could emerge as a dynasty themselves.
If we argue awards Kareem’s equal’s and even surpasses Jordan’s. If we argue championships Kareem and Jordan both have 6 with Kareem making 4 additional championship appearances. What separates Kareem from Jordan is that his accomplishments were done against the best centers of all time and his championships were won against the best teams of all time, two accomplishments that Jordan cannot boast.
In order to be the best you have to beat the best and Kareem did just that throughout his illustrious 19 year Hall of Fame career providing a strong argument for Kareem being the NBA’s GOAT over Jordan.
plagiarizing bleacher report
CROFLMAO
I can make the case that OP is a got, just look at his threads
don't pivot....just make your case
CROFLMAO
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...in-nba-history
Tony Sova posted over 2 years ago Contributor I
Kareem secured 6 NBA MVP’s, 5 NBA 1st team awards, 6 NBA 2nd team awards, and 19 All-Star Game Appearances playing against 15 Hall of Fame Centers throughout his career. Michael Jordan played in an era where the NBA talent was meager and the closest player at his position to be on his level was Clyde Drexler. Here Kareem gets the edge proving himself against the best and emerging as the best of the best.
Kareem also won 6 NBA Championships and had ten NBA championship appearances playing against such dynastic Teams in the 1970’s as Wilt Chamberlain’s Los Angeles Lakers, Walt Fraziers New York Knicks, and John Havilcek’s Boston Celtics, and against 80’s dynasties consisting of Dr.J’s Philadelphia 76ers, Larry Bird’s Boston Celtics, and Isiah Thomas’ Detroit Pistons. None of Michael Jordan’s rings were secured against a dynastic team (the 1991 ring against Magic’s Laker’s doesn’t count because they were without James Worthy and Byron Scott for that series, and were also well past their prime). Here we have another strike against Jordan because he was unable to defeat a dynasty waiting until legends like Kareem, Bird, Magic, and Isiah were past their primes before his Bull’s teams could emerge as a dynasty themselves.
If we argue awards Kareem’s equal’s and even surpasses Jordan’s. If we argue championships Kareem and Jordan both have 6 with Kareem making 4 additional championship appearances. What separates Kareem from Jordan is that his accomplishments were done against the best centers of all time and his championships were won against the best teams of all time, two accomplishments that Jordan cannot boast. In order to be the best you have to beat the best and Kareem did just that throughout his illustrious 19 year Hall of Fame career providing a strong argument for Kareem being the NBA’s GOAT over Jordan.
- Tony
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Poor Kool
I knew it was bull the moment I saw a well constructed sentence
the problem is you state it as if I have shame in it....not at all....I copy when it's convenient for me....I make no bones about it....I'm proud of what I do...now answer the questionPoor Kool
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...in-nba-history
Kareem secured 6 NBA MVP’s, 5 NBA 1st team awards, 6 NBA 2nd team awards, and 19 All-Star Game Appearances playing against 15 Hall of Fame Centers throughout his career. Michael Jordan played in an era where the NBA talent was meager and the closest player at his position to be on his level was Clyde Drexler. Here Kareem gets the edge proving himself against the best and emerging as the best of the best.
Kareem also won 6 NBA Championships and had ten NBA championship appearances playing against such dynastic Teams in the 1970’s as Wilt Chamberlain’s Los Angeles Lakers, Walt Fraziers New York Knicks, and John Havilcek’s Boston Celtics, and against 80’s dynasties consisting of Dr.J’s Philadelphia 76ers, Larry Bird’s Boston Celtics, and Isiah Thomas’ Detroit Pistons. None of Michael Jordan’s rings were secured against a dynastic team (the 1991 ring against Magic’s Laker’s doesn’t count because they were without James Worthy and Byron Scott for that series, and were also well past their prime). Here we have another strike against Jordan because he was unable to defeat a dynasty waiting until legends like Kareem, Bird, Magic, and Isiah were past their primes before his Bull’s teams could emerge as a dynasty themselves.
If we argue awards Kareem’s equal’s and even surpasses Jordan’s. If we argue championships Kareem and Jordan both have 6 with Kareem making 4 additional championship appearances. What separates Kareem from Jordan is that his accomplishments were done against the best centers of all time and his championships were won against the best teams of all time, two accomplishments that Jordan cannot boast. In order to be the best you have to beat the best and Kareem did just that throughout his illustrious 19 year Hall of Fame career providing a strong argument for Kareem being the NBA’s GOAT over Jordan.
- Tony
dam koon aid got exposed big time
Like I said, automatic F. We all know you don't have shame, you welshing turd
Kool you wrong for this thread.
Of course I don't..I find it hilarious that's it's a big deal to you guys...I hit quick and often I don't have time to write paragraphs like you clowns....I'm a true artist in what I do....
just like some people take it up the ass with ease
I'm truly perplexed you guys think this is an issue or that I should be embarrassed by it or that I care
I'm like Heath Ledger in the Dark Knight
You're more like Alicia Silverstone as Batgirl. Shhhh girl.
are you DPG? only he talks made like that
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