Wilt, Bill, Michael, Shaq, Tim, Kobe, LeBron: Accolade by Age Chart

[no pun intended]

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[STATUTORY]

:roll: these ni99as really trying to count Lebron's HS championship as accolade

[Jameerthefear]

Hmm. Another chart where Kobe looks like shit compared to actual legends :roll:

[D-Rose]

That's a really cool graphic. In before every Jordan, Bryant, James troll tries to spin it for their own agenda.

edit: too ****ing late...that's ISH for ya.

[J Shuttlesworth]

LeBron is still in good shape to have similar accomplishments to Jordan if he stays in his prime for another 4 years.

DAT unbeatable Russell career though :bowdown: :applause:

[D-Rose]

:roll: these ni99as really trying to count Lebron's HS championship as accolade
They're not you ****ing degenerate. It's a placeholder to indicate that's where he was at that age. Look at Wilt and Jordan too.

You're so blinded by hate, you go into the thread knowing you're going to hate no matter what is there.

[Warfan]

Nice graphic :applause: Russell :bowdown:


:roll: these ni99as really trying to count Lebron's HS championship as accolade

What??

[Jameerthefear]

:roll: these ni99as really trying to count Lebron's HS championship as accolade
Can you read? You ghetto POS

[talkingconch]

quite pathetic

lebron does not belong on that list lol

[STATUTORY]

They're not you ****ing degenerate. It's a placeholder to indicate that's where he was at that age. Look at Wilt and Jordan too.

You're so blinded by hate, you go into the thread knowing you're going to hate no matter what is there.
why so harsh bro? i have no beef with u

[stalkerforlife]

League MVP is a joke these days. Nash and Rose and Malone and Barkley, etc. Ruined it for me.

I can't even take it seriously.

[LAZERUSS]

If we are counting them, Chamberlain won two straight HS championships, went 56-3 in his three years, and had games of 71, 74, 78, and 90 points in his HS career.

[D-Rose]

why so harsh bro? i have no beef with u
It's not personal, but your posts and posters like you make ISH so much of a worse place. Just for once, try to be level headed and unbiased. Try it...it won't hurt.

[NBAplayoffs2001]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bq9JHu0CAAA2Bon.jpg:large

:applause: Nicely done, sir.

Just two peated with Jordan on 2k11 and felt like trading him because I had to carry my team, Rose played like arse in the finals. Was trying to get traded to either the Knicks, Rockets, or the Trailblazers. Didn't realize we got Phil Jackson and asked for a trade prematurely.

[played0ut]

That's awesome. Now if only there was one of KAreem

[LAZERUSS]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

[STATUTORY]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.
:oldlol: :oldlol: wilt and his tall tales

[J Shuttlesworth]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.
Nobody gives a **** man. How long have you had this post saved in note pad?

[LAZERUSS]

:oldlol: :oldlol: wilt and his tall tales

Yep. "Tall Tales." Obviously the man was not real. There is simply no way anyone could have so thoroughly have dominated the NBA his entire career, and in the process, hold hundreds of NBA records.

Just not possible.

[Jameerthefear]

And with that ^^ I'll be taking my leave from this thread.
Y'all enjoy.
http://i.imgur.com/w2XvqX2.jpg

[LAZERUSS]

And with that ^^ I'll be taking my leave from this thread.
Y'all enjoy.
http://i.imgur.com/w2XvqX2.jpg

Past your bed time?

[played0ut]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.

Not that this isn't impressive, but we're going by their accolades. How is this even relevant here lol

[Myth]

DAT unbeatable Russell career though :bowdown: :applause:

And that is even before FMVP existed.

[J Shuttlesworth]

And that is even before FMVP existed.
Would Russell have been FMVP for all his rings?

[Warfan]

Would Russell have been FMVP for all his rings?

He probably would've won 9 or so

[LAZERUSS]

Not that this isn't impressive, but we're going by their accolades. How is this even relevant here lol

Ok, how about this then? In his 10 seasons in the league with Bill Russell, Chamberlain held a 7-2 margin in First Team All-NBAs over Russell.

[fpliii]

Damn Russ. :applause:

GOAT gonna GOAT yes I'm trolling, hate when people say this about MJ...both he and Russell have strong cases as GOAT candidates

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Chart isn't really effective. Might as well list their achievements.

[houston]

cool

[JohnFreeman]

Russell and Wilt shouldn't count

[CavaliersFTW]

I like how awards that never existed in Wilt and Russell's era are put in this comparison... cause that's fair.

:facepalm

[played0ut]

I don't think the chart maker had any intention of slighting players. It's just a chart of the greatest accolades a basketball player can achieve at their age in their time.

It's a complete chart. It just doesn't have footnotes.

[Horatio33]

Ok, how about this then? In his 10 seasons in the league with Bill Russell, Chamberlain held a 7-2 margin in First Team All-NBAs over Russell.

Players voted for MVP, media for all NBA teams. Says it all when your peers value impact on the court over statistics.

[fpliii]

I like how awards that never existed in Wilt and Russell's era are put in this comparison... cause that's fair.

:facepalm
Good point.

Wilt needs a FMVP in 67 as well, possibly 64 (though I think that goes to Sam Jones). Russell needs FMVPs in 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66.

I don't see DPOYs in that chart, but Wilt would need them in 66, 68, 72, 73, and Russ would need them in 57-65, and 69 (Thurmond wins in 67 and 71 IMO, not sure who'd win in 70). Kareem might win one in 74, 77, 78 (doubt he wins all three, Walton could sweep 77 and 78).

[MavsSuperFan]

Past your bed time?
legit question, Why did you change accounts from the Jlauber account?

[Deuce Bigalow]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.
2/6

[Marchesk]

In before every Jordan, Bryant, James troll tries to spin it for their own agenda.

Wilt spotted everyone else two more years by playing for the Globetrotters.

[LAZERUSS]

Wilt spotted everyone else two more years by playing for the Globetrotters.

Actually the OP was wrong. It was only one year, in the '58-59 season. He left KU a year early out of frustration, but at the time, a player had to wait until his college class graduated before they join the NBA.

[Odinn]

I guess it take guts to mention Kareem whom would made everyone else look bad. :D

[Genaro]

Why Kareem so overlooked? Bird, Magic and Hakeem could be there as well

[SamuraiSWISH]

For some reason, when I look at that graph ... all I see is the MVPs MJ should've had: '89, '90, '93, and '97. And the potential MVPs / Championships he could've had in 1994, and 1995.

[Bless Mathews]

Can someone please make a chart with years played in league.

Don't do age.

RetOarded.

It would put in perspective so much more if graph had just years in league. Starting from rookie year on up.

[Jasper]

chart has merit-

It shows in the next 3 years are key age time periods where Bron in his prime needs to get it done.

Face it folks - do you really consider Duncan's ring this year that valuable :confusedshrug:

He was basically a role player in his twi-light of his career.

[Jasper]

MJ at 35 at his peak was amazing at that time .
total command of his game, and yet at 35.

Bron -can do this because he is talented as well as athletic.

[Collie]

League MVP is a joke these days. Nash and Rose and Malone and Barkley, etc. Ruined it for me.

I can't even take it seriously.

Are you implying Barkley and Malone weren't MVP-caliber players?

[Uncle Drew]

The best to ever play is missing.

[knicksman]

cheaters will never be alphas so why is lebron there. His rings arent as valuable as the others unless you have low standards

[ninephive]

chart has merit-

It shows in the next 3 years are key age time periods where Bron in his prime needs to get it done.

Face it folks - do you really consider Duncan's ring this year that valuable :confusedshrug:

He was basically a role player in his twi-light of his career.
Who was better than Duncan this year on the Spurs?

[ninephive]

chart has merit-

It shows in the next 3 years are key age time periods where Bron in his prime needs to get it done.

Face it folks - do you really consider Duncan's ring this year that valuable :confusedshrug:

He was basically a role player in his twi-light of his career.
Duncan's "Role Playing" in 2014 for SA:

MPG: 1st
PPG: 2nd
RPG: 1st
APG: 3rd
BPG: 1st
PER: 1st
WS: 1st

If you want to argue that Parker was slightly better overall and led the team, I'm with you. But Duncan is not a role player. Just watch some Spurs games throughout the year.

[SexSymbol]

Chamberlain was the most dominant player from day one. In his very first NBA game he scored 43 points, on 17-27 shooting, grabbed 28 rebounds, and blocked an estimated 17 shots. He would go on to take what had been a last-place and rapidly deteriorating team, to a 49-26 record, and a two point loss in game six of the EDF's against the stacked 59-16 Celtics, in a series in which he averaged 30 ppg, 27 rpg, and shot 50% (in a post-season that shot .402.) He smashed records all season long, and went on to not only win ROY, but the league MVP as well.
ok.

[SexSymbol]

For some reason, when I look at that graph ... all I see is the MVPs MJ should've had: '89, '90, '93, and '97. And the potential MVPs / Championships he could've had in 1994, and 1995.
They should have put the ***** size chart of greatest NBA legends so you could have fun with that discussion, shouldn't they?

[Nash]

Lebron has as many accolades as Kobe after 10 seasons without being a sidekick to the biggest force in NBA history aka Shaq Diesel.

[Hands of Iron]

Glaring omissions.

[DatAsh]

Duncan's "Role Playing" in 2014 for SA:

MPG: 1st
PPG: 2nd
RPG: 1st
APG: 3rd
BPG: 1st
PER: 1st
WS: 1st

If you want to argue that Parker was slightly better overall and led the team, I'm with you. But Duncan is not a role player. Just watch some Spurs games throughout the year.

Duncan was the best player for San Antonio this year, though the Spurs are a team that relies very little on any one player.

[jzek]

Hmm. Another chart where Kobe looks like shit compared to actual legends :roll:

It's because only 2 of his 5 rings were actually his. No one else on taht list got carried to 3 rings. He's the only one who was an undeniable SIDEKICK in 60% of his ring totals :oldlol:

[Ne 1]

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[truhooper]

Hmm. Another chart where Kobe looks like shit compared to actual legends :roll:

:lol