Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker
Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen
Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, Pau Gasol
Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Terry, Josh Howard
Steve Nash, Amare Stoudemire, Shawn Marion
Richard Hamilton, Chauncey Billups, Rasheed Wallace
Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, Richard Jefferson
Someone else? (Houston, Orlando, New Orleans, etc)
Yes KGB indeed
For me, it would be the trio from SA. I based my decision on different aspects.
Individually, two of them has NBA finals MVP honors (TD and TP). Ginobili on the other hand is the most successful European player today. He championships wherever he goes (NBA le, European league, Olympics).
As a team, they go along very well (as shown in the teams chemistry). The rest of the trio doesn't have the same chemistry in their team.
Ginobli is not the reason SAS has 4 rings. It's Tim Duncan, he is the only player on that roster that cannot be replaced.
I agree...but Duncan did not win the Olympics and the Euroleague. I didn't want to take the credit off Timmy's pockets, all I want to emphasize is their individual achievements that would seperate them from the rest of the trios mention in this thread.
1. TD, Manu, TP
2. Nash, Amare, Marion
3. Garnett, Pierce, Allen
4. Hamilton, Wallace, Billups
5. KB8, Odom, Gasol
San Antonio and it's not even close.
I very much wish the Suns three were Nash, Amare and Joe Johnson.
Then there may be a bit of debate...
Why did the Suns have to get rid of Joe Johnson.
I miss the Suns of 05. At least they were an intresting group of guys.
Sarver low-balled JJ three times, making Johnson feel ignored/unappreciated and he thought it best that he move on to another team willing to not just pay him big, but give him more control on offense.
In reality the only reason JJ isn't a Sun right now is because in the summer of 2004, Sarver wouldn't budge from his 6 years, 45 million extension offer to the 6 years, 50 million extension JJ was asking for.
Can you imagine JJ of today being signed for under 10 million per year?
I don't know how Sarver made his Billions, because failing to resign JJ then to that cheap an extension proves he can't identify a great investment when he sees one.
Sounds like I'm being a homer on this one, but the proof is in the pudding and the rings. Gotta go with the proven trio of Duncan, Parker and Gino. No one else comes close.
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Then the rest in no particular order
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