Amateur: What kind of all time great miss POs 4 years in a row tbh ?

[Brazil]

Pop: Jim, I know we need one rebound, and the game is on the line, but sit yo ass down!
Jim: OK
Bosh e: thanks! Here you go Ray!
Ray: swish!

#BETA

He never followed orders regarding missing the Play Offs and tanking tho

not like a certain other all time great who also quit on his team not once, twice

[Brazil]

#55 on w/s per 48 .... damn I needed to look at it twice to believe it

[Killakobe81]

Oh and btw by the content of your post Killa... I'm doing quite right

I see what you did there and if that is your logic then keep the trollin' going ...
As for Deeps I respect a good troll he plays a little loosey goosey with the facts but truth out of the matters is his teams have missed the playoffs 4 times total whether prime or not ... those are facts. Just not 4 in a row. He was the leader of those teams they go on his "ledger" no arguments here. Just not 4 in a row ...

[LkrFan]

He never followed orders regarding missing the Play Offs and tanking tho

not like a certain other all time great who also quit on his team not once, twice

Vendían su mierda!

[whitemamba]

The Spurs never had the most stacked teams during his time.

1998 - Bulls
1999 - Jazz, Lakers
2000 to 2004 - Lakers, Kings
2005 to 2007 - Mavs, Suns
2008 to 2011 - Lakers, Celtics
2012 to 2014 - Heat
2015 to 2016 - Warriors, Cavs.

Really amb?

[ambchang]

Really amb?

You want to tell me it's not?

[midnightpulp]

It's unprecedented. Adding insult to injury is that Kirbs missed the playoffs IN HIS PRIME.

It's sad that Lakerfan rewrites the history of the '05 team, but I remember them and the media being high on Kobe + the new core of Caron Butler, Brian Grant, and Lamar Odom. That was nowhere near a "scrub roster." Kirby just isn't good enough to lead a team not stacked with top tier bigs.

[Spurtacular]

And what kind of alltime great misses the playoffs in his prime?

[Spurtacular]

No Lakers fluffers weighing in. Classic.