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this is bull comparison, how many dumps does drob have to take to boast up another underachieving wanker who has no business compared to him?
d12 today is playin against scrubs at his position, prime drob would murder the compe ion today....
I think it's pretty close until you take a look at the individual accomplishments
Dwight Howard:
-Led a team to the Finals
-4X All NBA first team (already halfway into his career)
-2011 Runner Up NBA MVP
-3X defensive player of the year
David Robinson
-Led a team to the WCF
-4X all NBA first team (retired)
-1995 NBA Runner Up MVP
-1 time defensive player of the year
After taking a look at these stats the argument became pretty one sided in favor of Howard. One thing that I did leave out though, which ultimately swayed my decision, was the unknown number of teammates that Robinson faceraped with the bible instead of letting them live their own lives. Dwight Howard doesn't have that burden on him
this is bull comparison, how many dumps does drob have to take to boast up another underachieving wanker who has no business compared to him?
d12 today is playin against scrubs at his position, prime drob would murder the compe ion today....
Dwight Howard, clearly
Is it me or are the trolling attempts getting weaker and weaker?
They don't have to be strong when the targets are so easily provoked.
Let's see how much better Dwight can get first
2011 rules or 1995 rules?
There was a LOT more physicality in in mid 90's up until 2004. There is a LOT more finesse in the current rules. I think both would have been better players playing in each-others' eras.
Last edited by jacobdrj; 09-21-2011 at 02:31 PM.
not even close dwight; he is the best center all time in the nba
One of these players can make jumpers and FT's, one can't.
going by spurfans own standards, being a good shooter means you are soft.
thus, dwight >>>>>> drob
Dwight, easily.
can't argue with det one!
Sad troll.
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