NBA's 60 Greatest Playoff Moments

[Spurminator]

Sure....the Nets gave up an average of 1/4 of a point less per game that year than the Sixers in 01...But they didn't have Mutombo for the entire season, had they, it surely would have made the difference in terms of season PPG rankings...and furthermore...the Nets did not have the reigning DPOY defending their interior and to put on Duncan, like the Sixers did on Shaq.


Oh and you are the Karl Malone of the dynasty league...congrats.

Next.

You yourself have claimed the DPOY award is not legitimate. Now you're using it as the crux of your argument? In favor of Shaq?

Slow week at work? You're not fooling anyone. You lose.







And better the Karl Malone than the Jeff Malone....

[whottt]

You yourself have claimed the DPOY award is not legitimate. Now you're using it as the crux of your argument? In favor of Shaq?

Slow week at work? You're not fooling anyone. You lose.

I don't recall ever claiming the DPOY in and of itself was not legitimate...it depends on who won it.

Mutombo was a HOF caliber defensive C and that was one of his best years.


I don't care what drugs you take...pulling off a near quad double against Mutombo that year is a of a lot more impressive than doing it against Jason Collins any year of his career. IDGAF how good of a defensive team the Nets were.

[Phenomanul]

easy fans identify with shaq, that popularity translates to the media as "everything thats not san antonio is more popular" thus to get more people to watch or be interested shaq, jordan, magic, will always be ahead of duncan no matter if its right or not................its called ratings.

Which is why I want Duncan winning at least two more rings....

[1Parker1]

I also remember AI pretty much singlehandedly winning game 1 by himself in the 4th quarter and stunning the Staples Center faithful....

Then why didn't AI's performance in Game 1 make the list, while Shaq's in Game 2 did?