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Love mixes like this, allows me to disect a player's greatest moves and then put them into my game. Good job!
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I just wanted to share my latest mix with you, guys.
I know it's not a Spurs one but I hope you still enjoy it.
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Love mixes like this, allows me to disect a player's greatest moves and then put them into my game. Good job!
Does it show Kobe in his early 20's locking down a prime AI?
Kobe finished the game with 5 blocks and Iverson didn't score in the 2nd half and missed his last 11 attempts:
One of the most difficult player to rate in the modern era. He most certainly can carry a team's offense, but is so ridiculously inefficient at it that some may argue he does more harm than good. He requires a very unique team to be successful (strong interior defense, players who can rebound like crazy, PG who would play off the ball because Iverson is so ball-dominant, etc ...), but those teams are ridiculously difficult to build.
As for h2h with Kobe, here are the numbers: http://bkref.com/tiny/z91jX
Iverson had more points but was even more inefficient, he had more assists, but had less rebounds, blks, stls and everything else. Iverson is, in general, better than Kobe in what Kobe is known for, which is volume chucking. So if AI actually played with the Lakers, he would have been ranked top 5 ever by Laker fans, maybe even top 3.
Feel like AI never had an opportunity to play with a quality player (melo was nowhere near as good as he is now) in his prime. Also the dude played in the era where defenses would collapse the paint and hammer smaller players (listed at 6"0 but is really like 5"10). The way he played, hammering his body in the paint, constantly drawing the double team, relentlessly attacking the rim with no regard for his safety, should give him MONDO points for lasting as long as he did. He also deserves major credit for that 2001 finals run, he is the only scorer that that I can think of that carried his team to a Finals without a legitimate 2nd banana.
AI without a doubt is a 1st ballot HOFer and is an innovator to the NBA "swagg/hip-hop era" and is deserving of a nod when discussing the Top 25 greatest players of all time.
AI, aside from all his impressive individual accolades and accomplishments, led his Sixers team to the NBA Finals when the other 4 starters on his team were Eric Snow, Aaron McKie, Tyrone Hill, and Dikembe Mutombo... Enough said. He's a first ballot HOFer and one of the greatest pure scorers in the history of the League. Great mix btw.
Lol tyronne lue
lol imagine Kobe with that roster
Great mix K8N.
Missed the playoffs with a better roster.
Bottom of the league and 1st pick.
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