PG - Nash
SG - Jordan
SF - Bird
PF - Duncan
C - Shaq
C Hakeem Olajuwon
F Tim Duncan
F Larry Bird
G Michael Jordan
G Magic Johnson
F Charles Barkley
C Bill Russell
C Bill Walton (healthy)
G John Stockton
F Scottie Pippen
G Dennis Johnson
G Reggie Miller
Team players at every position. Monster rebounding with Olajuwon, Duncan, Bird, Magic, Barkley, Russell, and Walton. Great passing with Bird, Magic, Walton, and Stockton. Three point shooting with Bird, Stockton, and Miller. Lockdown defense with Olajuwon, Duncan, Jordan, Pippen, and DJ.
G-World B Free, Jason Terry
F-Cherokee Parks, Christian Laetner
C-Mel Counts, Tom Kite
But seriously:
All Time-
C-Bill Russell
PG-Bob Cousy
SG-Oscar Robertson
PF-Tim Duncan
SF-Elgin Baylor
Bench-
C-Hakeem Olajuwon
PG-Tiny Archibald
SG-Jerry West, George Gervin
SF-John Havlicek, Larry Bird
PF-Moses Malone
IR-
Pete Maravich
David Robinson
Dennis Johnson
Head Coach-Red Auerbach
Assistants-Gregg Popovich, Bill Sharman, Jerry Sloan
Announcers--Chick Hearn, Johnny Most, Sean Elliott
PG - Magic Johnson (Isiah Thomas)
SG - Michael Jordan (Oscar Robertson)
SF - Elgin Baylor (Larry Bird)
PF - Tim Duncan (Dennis Rodman)
C - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Wilt Chamberlain)
Last edited by peskypesky; 05-22-2007 at 12:49 PM.
all you people forgetting Isiah Thomas oughtta check out his career stats and 2 Championship rings.
http://www.nba.com/history/players/thomas_stats.html
Nash (and Stockton) my ass!
Last edited by peskypesky; 05-22-2007 at 12:36 PM.
lmao!! you almost made me piss myself!
PG: Isiah Thomas
SG: Guess...
SF: Larry Bird
PF: TD
C: Shaq circa. 1999
This is a really stupid question. The variance in selection is going to be minimal.
...and then I was proven wrong.C Hakeem Olajuwon
F Tim Duncan
F Larry Bird
G Michael Jordan
G Magic Johnson
F Charles Barkley
C Bill Russell
C Bill Walton (healthy
G John Stockton
F Scottie Pippen
G Dennis Johnson
G Reggie Miller
Team players at every position. Monster rebounding with Olajuwon, Duncan, Bird, Magic, Barkley, Russell, and Walton. Great passing with Bird, Magic, Walton, and Stockton. Three point shooting with Bird, Stockton, and Miller. Lockdown defense with Olajuwon, Duncan, Jordan, Pippen, and DJ.
This team owns.
hmm, so longevity beats out Championships...and fewer points beats out more points...interesting.
CAREER PLAYOFF NUMBERS
John Stockton (182 games)
13.4 ppg
10.1 apg
3.3 rpg
47% FG
33% 3PT
81% FT
team record in the playoffs: 89-93 (.489)
Isiah Thomas (111 games)
20.4 ppg
8.9 apg
4.7 rpg
44% FG
35% 3PT
77% FT
team record in the playoffs: 69-42 (.622)
I think the two Championships has got to count for something too, but then again, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe Championships aren't all that.
Two time MVP Nash not even a candidate for these teams.
I think Kobe deserves a spot on an all-time team. Maybe not yet, but by his career is over definitely.
Nope. First, because if he hadn't been lucky enough to play with Shaq, he'd have no rings. Second, he hasn't shown that he's able to make his team-mates better on a consistent basis.Two time MVP Nash not even a candidate for these teams.
I think Kobe deserves a spot on an all-time team. Maybe not yet, but by his career is over definitely.
I don't want him on my all-time team.
Easy.
PG- Stockton, Magic
SG Jordan, Erving
SF Bird, Baylor
PF K Malone, Mosse Malone
C- Wilt, Bill Russel
I am building my team on the abilty to play together, I dont want a shooter at the PG, I want someone to distribute the ball....sorry zeke
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Not only do you start Karl Malone over Tim Duncan, you don't even put Duncan as the back-up???? A player that only played "center" in Moses Malone a better option as a back-up power forward over the best PF in the history of the league?
Stockton over Magic is also very amusing.
C-Shaq, Kareem
PF-Timmy, Bird
Sf-Dr J., Nique
Sg-MJ, Iceman
Pg-Magic, Nash
Last edited by mardigan; 05-22-2007 at 05:36 PM.
Even a better lineup...
PG- Stockton, Deron Williams
SG Hornacek, Anderson
SF Byron Russel, Anderson
PF K Malone, Boozer
C- Ostertag, Okur
I chose Stockton as backup PG over Isaiah because Stockton doesn't need shots and finding enough shots to go around on these teams could be a problem.
Remember the "Jordan Rules"? Isaiah would disrupt this team's chemistry. How are Jordan and Thomas going to co-exist if they're both on the court? You've got to consider these things.
Jordan kept Isaiah off the original Dream Team.
You do know they're not really going to suit up and play together, right?
Nash does exactly what a PG needs to be able to do. Shoot, and pass. he is one of the best passers the game has ever seen, and is also one of the best shooters the game has ever seen. he is incredibly clutch, and is arguably the best offensive PG of all time. not many PGs can shoot, penetrate, finish, pass, etc... the way Nash can. he may be a defensive liability, but with Jordan, Bird, Duncan, and Shaq, that wont be a problem at all.
Nash would be a PERFECT fit for a guy like Jordan too. I dont think there could be a better fit at PG for Jordan than Steve Nash.
It's obvious that most of you never saw Dr. J play! That means you weren't alive then. You shoulda seen it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dr. J was awesome, but not many players had the clutch ability, work ethic, and most importantly, the will to win that Larry Bird had.
rick barry sharing the same thought: think he said somethin' like: "he's the best PF in the history of basketball, if you would look at an all-time starting 5, Duncan would take the PF spot for sure"
You should count the ABA and that means Erving has to be there and Rick barry was great too. Both averaged over 30 a game there.
Over 50% from the field in his regular season career. Look at his playoff FG is under 50%, at 47%. Isiah Thomas' playoff FG% is not far behind at 44%. And, Isiah even shot better from 3PT range than Stockton when it was the playoffs. Stockton's shooting numbers went down in the playoffs. Isiah Thomas' shooting numbers went up in the playoffs. Just shows you when they played against better defense and the pressure was on, what kind of player each was. Isiah Thomas had another level he went to in the playoffs.
Stockton was not a better player than Isiah Thomas. He played longer. He didn't like to shoot so he passed it all the time, so he has better assist numbers. Isiah was a better player.
Last edited by JamStone; 05-23-2007 at 10:30 AM.
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