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    no 51.5 is RS career dude.

    He was not a scorer, he often passed up shots to stat his assists ala Rondo... I know he is in top 3-5 PG discussion, that's why I said in that sense he is overrated. Then I don't see your point about Magic, are you saying Stockton is better than Magic ?
    You need to look again. 51.5 was FG and 54.something was EFG. I didn't even look at RS.

    Stockton was a career 38.4 3FG shooter. The Rondo comparison is bunk. He passed on a lot of shots b/c he wanted to encourage his teammates to get open for better shots. I would probably take Stockton over Magic, yes.

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    What hurt TP was that his game didn't evolve as he aged. He peaked and then just kept trying to do the same things over and over and couldn't as he got older. That happened to Tim and Manu but they adjusted. Manu found other ways to turn the ball over and Tim stopped shooting that bank shot almost completely, and just became more of a defensive presence (or as much of one as ever).
    Hahaha what?!
    Parker has not only improved his outside jumper, but he's shot over 40% from 3 the past 2 seasons! How many other people in the league can say that? Then he also willingly has taken a back seat to Kawhi even though it meant the Spurs going from le contenders for 3 years in a row to early round exits the past two seasons.

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    Shot ZERO ing percent from 3 in the clips series.

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    Shot ZERO ing percent from 3 in the clips series.
    That's not true , right?

    I mean is he that bad?

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    we know that.

    and you're giving him the nod over chris paul
    I don't need to. He beat CP3 consistently. Keep giggling about your ty takes, CP3 will keep on being ringless.

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    Hahaha what?!
    Parker has not only improved his outside jumper, but he's shot over 40% from 3 the past 2 seasons! How many other people in the league can say that? Then he also willingly has taken a back seat to Kawhi even though it meant the Spurs going from le contenders for 3 years in a row to early round exits the past two seasons.
    Tony took very few 3pt shots over the past 2 years. Tony hasn't taken a back seat to anyone as is made painfully evident by how he freezes people out when he's on the floor.

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    You need to look again. 51.5 was FG and 54.something was EFG. I didn't even look at RS.

    Stockton was a career 38.4 3FG shooter. The Rondo comparison is bunk. He passed on a lot of shots b/c he wanted to encourage his teammates to get open for better shots. I would probably take Stockton over Magic, yes.
    Oh you're that kind of idiot, the kind who doubles down on stupid as if you've found a 4th dimension of reality. Magic and Malone would have gotten a ring, maybe a wedding ring but still.

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    That's not true , right?

    I mean is he that bad?

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    He doesnt

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    You need to look again. 51.5 was FG and 54.something was EFG. I didn't even look at RS.

    Stockton was a career 38.4 3FG shooter. The Rondo comparison is bunk. He passed on a lot of shots b/c he wanted to encourage his teammates to get open for better shots. I would probably take Stockton over Magic, yes.
    he is 51.5 RS and 47.3 POs unless POs are not part of career.

    oh ok so Stockton passed a lot of shots b/c he wanted to encourage teammates but I guess a guy Rondo just wants to stat padd... makes sense.

    For the rest you are probably the only dude in the world that would take him over Magic

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    I'm good with greatest European Point Guard ever.

    I'd say he's not Top 10 ever. Not say that he wasn't capable, but he understood like all Spurs player who play for Pop. Your INDIVIDUAL GLORY isn't as important as your TEAM GLORY.

    He has more rings than everybody on that Point Guard list except Magic and he's TIED with him.

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    Did this turn into a "Parker vs Kawhi" or "Parker vs Manu" flame fest?

    If it didn't OP is probably thinking the thread failed.


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    Oh you're that kind of idiot, the kind who doubles down on stupid as if you've found a 4th dimension of reality. Magic and Malone would have gotten a ring, maybe a wedding ring but still.
    Stockton and Malone I assume you mean. Jazz were better than those Bulls teams. Just harder when you're playing 8 on 5. That said, Malone choked.

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    I don't need to. He beat CP3 consistently. Keep giggling about your ty takes, CP3 will keep on being ringless.
    so you, sasdynasty, and thegreatyacht would take parker over cp3. got it. you're in good company

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    he is 51.5 RS and 47.3 POs unless POs are not part of career.

    oh ok so Stockton passed a lot of shots b/c he wanted to encourage teammates but I guess a guy Rondo just wants to stat padd... makes sense.

    For the rest you are probably the only dude in the world that would take him over Magic
    Magic was bigger. There's a school of thought that when in doubt take the bigger player. But I just think nobody could orchestrate an offense like Stockton. And frankly, they were calling him The Glove on defense before Jordan or Payton.

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    so you, sasdynasty, and thegreatyacht would take parker over cp3. got it. you're in good company

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    This thread got me thinking about who the truly greatest pg of all time are. Taking a look at the top WS/48 all time, Tony ranks #21 among pg.

    3 Chris Paul 0.2494
    8 Magic Johnson* 0.2249
    11 Jerry West* 0.2134
    12 Bob Pet * 0.2128
    14 John Stockton* 0.2087
    16 Oscar Robertson* 0.2069
    23 Stephen Curry 0.1991
    30 Sidney Moncrief 0.1873
    33 Sam Jones* 0.1824
    43 Kevin Johnson 0.1777
    45. Walt Frazier* .1760
    47 Chauncey Billups 0.1756
    65 Steve Nash 0.1636
    69 Jimmy Jones 0.1613
    70 Russell Westbrook 0.161
    76 Mark Price 0.1582
    84 Paul Westphal 0.1551
    101 Terry Porter 0.1499
    109 Gary Payton* 0.1483
    120 Terrell Brandon 0.1469
    121 Tony Parker 0.1469

    For some other notable pg out there:
    177. Jason Kidd 0.1327
    ---- Isiah Thomas 0.109
    ---- Lenny Wilkins 0.120
    ---- Dennis Johnson 0.110
    ---- Bob Cousy 0.139
    ---- Tiny Archibald 0.128


    I would definitely have trouble putting Tony in the top 10 all time but I'd say hes a lock top 20. I think he probably falls in the top 15.

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    Stockton and Malone I assume you mean. Jazz were better than those Bulls teams. Just harder when you're playing 8 on 5. That said, Malone choked.
    No, you said you'd take Stockton over Magic, but Magic on that Jazz team and MJ probably is light at least one. Put Stockton on the showtime Lakers over Magic and you have the no-time Lakers.

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    so you, sasdynasty, and thegreatyacht would take parker over cp3. got it. you're in good company
    I don't have a team. They don't get career mulligans. They don't get resets. They both had opportunities to win in the NBA and one did and one didn't. "Best" is as much about choice as it is about ability.


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    Yet, he still won the Finals MVP over "prime" Duncan and Ginobili (as if he wasn't also in his prime) in '07.

    "The ultimate display of team basketball," yet he was still leading the team in scoring and assists as the first option. Which you attempted to claim he isn't.

    Don't know where Tony is ranked "all-time," but his accomplishments and accolades speak for themselves. He's definitely the greatest PG in Spurs history, the greatest guard from Europe and one of the greatest, if not the greatest, PG's from Europe/France.
    Finals MVP is a foolish award because it doesn't take into account the other 3 rounds. It should be playoff MVP and if it were, Duncan would have won hands down.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2007.html

    Parker was very good, but he was clearly the third best player on that team, in what was the collective peak of the big three.


    In '14, he made All-Star largely because as the best team in the league, they had to have a representative and his reputation was at an all time high thanks to career best seasons the previous 2, as well as the notion that it was "his team".

    He led in points and assists (antiquated criteria) mostly because he led in mpg and usage rate. Though he further declined in the playoffs, on balance, he was probably the 4th best player on that team.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2014.html

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    No, you said you'd take Stockton over Magic, but Magic on that Jazz team and MJ probably is light at least one. Put Stockton on the showtime Lakers over Magic and you have the no-time Lakers.
    Cos Stockton couldn't figure out how to feed the ball to Kareem in the post....

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    Finals MVP is a foolish award because it doesn't take into account the other 3 rounds. It should be playoff MVP and if it were, Duncan would have won hands down.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2007.html

    Parker was very good, but he was clearly the third best player on that team, in what was the collective peak of the big three.


    In '14, he made All-Star largely because as the best team in the league, they had to have a representative and his reputation was at an all time high thanks to career best seasons the previous 2, as well as the notion that it was "his team".

    He led in points and assists (antiquated criteria) mostly because he led in mpg and usage rate. Though he further declined in the playoffs, on balance, he was probably the 4th best player on that team.

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2014.html
    Oh, please. A "foolish award" when placed upon Parker, but lauded about endlessly for Duncan, Johnson, Abdul-Jabbar and Jordan. You are very, very selective and bias with your praise sometimes.

    You can believe he was the third best player, but he still won Finals MVP and was selected to the all-star team that season.

    Duncan was likely the "best" or most important player on all the Spurs championship teams, but Parker was vital in sweeping that series by absolutely annihilating his (lesser) match up.

    Parker was still the main key cog offensively on the '14 championship team, but I agree he was beginning to decline and made the all-star team based on reputation. There definitely wasn't 3 players better than him and you are delusional if you believe so.

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    Top 25 maybe, not top 10 though by any means. I would have to go over a list of players and see all the names.

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    I don't have a team. They don't get career mulligans. They don't get resets. They both had opportunities to win in the NBA and one did and one didn't. "Best" is as much about choice as it is about ability.


    you don't deserve to be bolded for thinking tp is better than chris paul.

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    This thread got me thinking about who the truly greatest pg of all time are. Taking a look at the top WS/48 all time, Tony ranks #21 among pg.

    3 Chris Paul 0.2494
    8 Magic Johnson* 0.2249
    11 Jerry West* 0.2134
    12 Bob Pet * 0.2128
    14 John Stockton* 0.2087
    16 Oscar Robertson* 0.2069
    23 Stephen Curry 0.1991
    30 Sidney Moncrief 0.1873
    33 Sam Jones* 0.1824
    43 Kevin Johnson 0.1777
    45. Walt Frazier* .1760
    47 Chauncey Billups 0.1756
    65 Steve Nash 0.1636
    69 Jimmy Jones 0.1613
    70 Russell Westbrook 0.161
    76 Mark Price 0.1582
    84 Paul Westphal 0.1551
    101 Terry Porter 0.1499
    109 Gary Payton* 0.1483
    120 Terrell Brandon 0.1469
    121 Tony Parker 0.1469

    For some other notable pg out there:
    177. Jason Kidd 0.1327
    ---- Isiah Thomas 0.109
    ---- Lenny Wilkins 0.120
    ---- Dennis Johnson 0.110
    ---- Bob Cousy 0.139
    ---- Tiny Archibald 0.128


    I would definitely have trouble putting Tony in the top 10 all time but I'd say hes a lock top 20. I think he probably falls in the top 15.
    Bob Pet , PG? Must be a different Bob Pet ... Also, Sidney Moncrief played most of his career (by far) as a SG. So, as far as Tony is concerned, if you remove Pet and Moncrief, he would move up two slots.
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