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It has tot be Shaq
He couldnt shoot tbh
It has tot be Shaq
He couldnt shoot tbh
Personally, Id pick Kareem but Shaq is my second pick.
Shaq easily tbh
Why is there a Euro League benchwarmer in the same picture as Hakeem, LeGOAT, Kareem, Duncan and Shaq?
James. He is a banana republic leader:::all propped up.
Is this supposed to be a difficult decision?
Shut up
Kobe Easily.
1a. Kareem
1b. Timmy
2. Lebron
3. Hakeem
4. Shaq
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? Kirby
If I'm building a team: Kareem since he's somewhat redundant with Tim and Hakeem both being two-way players and Shaq being the most dominant offensive presence in NBA history
If I'm getting rid of the worst player: Kirbs
In this picture I see five great, unique players and one player that is just a lesser version of another great player.
So, I have to say that copycat doesn't cut it.
Exactly how I have them (well I'd probably put Kareem #1 and Duncan #2 but it's close). Kirby is a full tier below these guys.
LeBron at current pace could make a go at being the top of this list by retirement, but he's not there yet.
I feel like Hakeem is becoming a forgotten big of the 90s. He was clearly the best big man in that decade, and that says a lot.
The dude who missed the most shots in NBA history....
Kobe easily. All the others are top ten players of all-time.
Bene!!! Sweetheart!!! Pumpkinpuss!!! Give the old Cubby two or three words that'll change me life.
Yeah, it's kind of a cop-out on my part to do the 1a/1b thing, but it feels right because Tim is basically the contemporary Kareem.
Kobe. Can't make a case for anyone else being the worst.
Jim Cuckan.
Product of the system and easily replaceable. His team hasn't skipped a beat since he retired. In fact they're set to make their deepest playoff run in years.
the only player who hasnt led his team to the chip as the alpha
Easily Kobe.
The others are top 10 all timers.
If TMAC is the one who posed the question, he should ask himself which player on there he could replace and the team would still be just as good.
Duncan 2nd ?
Meanwhile the Lakers are set to have their best season in at least 3 years, right after Kobe retires.
As opposed to Kobes team that has gotten even better with his absence
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