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coolhandsteve
07-09-2015, 11:31 PM
Come up with your Top 10 player list (doesn't have to be in order) for these 3 seasons (1994-1995 season, 2004-2005 season, & 2014-2015 season) and then say which one is the best. Here goes mines (in NO particular order BTW):

1995:
Robinson
Olajuwon
Shaq
Ewing
Pippen
Malone
Barkley
Penny
Stockton
Drexler


2005:
Nash
Duncan
Kobe
Garnett
Shaq
LeBron
Wade
McGrady
Iverson
Nowitzki


2015:
Curry
LeBron
Harden
Davis
Westbrook
Paul
Griffin
Wall
Thompson
Aldridge

Didn't include MJ in '95 for the same reason no Durant in 2015; not enough games played but if you include them that's fine.

Give me 2005.

Kobe_6/8
07-09-2015, 11:41 PM
2015:
Curry
LeBron
Harden
Davis
Westbrook
Paul
Griffin
Wall
Thompson
Aldridge
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Gasol
Lillard
Kawhi
Duncan

J Shuttlesworth
07-10-2015, 12:00 AM
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Gasol
Lillard
Kawhi
Duncan
:roll: :roll:

DMAVS41
07-10-2015, 12:04 AM
Dirk was a top 10 player in 05.

He was 7th in RAPM and averaged 26/10/3 58% TS.

LOL

DirkNowitzki41
07-10-2015, 01:08 AM
Dirk was a top 10 player in 05.

He was 7th in RAPM and averaged 26/10/3 58% TS.

LOL

:applause: :applause:

TripleA
07-10-2015, 01:10 AM
:applause: :applause:

I'd replace tmac with dirk

3ball
07-10-2015, 04:06 AM
Give me 2005.


:biggums:

You want basically rookie Lebron?.. Going into the 2005 season, Lebron had averaged 20 PPG as a rookie on 41.7% FG.. 40-year old MJ did better just one year earlier (20 ppg on 44.5% FG).
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nathanjizzle
07-10-2015, 04:29 AM
I dont see who dirk would replace on the 2005 list. tmac is arguable but tmac put up 28 points and 32 points in the 2 seasons prior to that compared to 21 and 25 with dirk. no one in 2005 would have said dirk was a top 10 player over tmac.

nzahir
07-10-2015, 05:06 AM
Klay over Marc or cousins is a joke.

3ball
07-10-2015, 05:22 AM
Give me 20005

:biggums:

The same era that couldn't beat Euroleague?.. Literally - the NBA's best lost to every international team imaginable (7 times) in the Olympics and World Games.

The USA's many losses to Euroleague-level competition proves that the 2000's era was the weakest era the NBA has ever had - there's no other way to interpret the NBA's best getting smashed by Euroleague..

The USA's brand of basketball was SO much worse, that it more than offset their massive talent advantage.

coolhandsteve
07-10-2015, 09:18 AM
Dirk was a top 10 player in 05.

He was 7th in RAPM and averaged 26/10/3 58% TS.

LOL

Yeah you got me on that one forgot about Nowitzki, & he was 1st team All-NBA too :facepalm..I'm not replacing TMac for Dirk tho. I'll take off Kidd, as hard as that is for me. He didn't have great stats but he was so valuable to the Nets.

coolhandsteve
07-10-2015, 09:28 AM
The NBA's best in that era didn't all play on the same Olympic team at the same time for whatever reasons. Y'all tell me, if Shaq, Kobe, Garnett, Kidd & McGrady decide to play on that '04 Olympic team would things have turned out better for the U.S.

Or if the likes of Duncan, Webber, Shaq & Kobe played for the 2000 team that seemed to squeak by for the gold, if that team's not much more dominant with those guys.

P.S: I figured I'd get some flack for these lists..but y'all do know you can make yours too, right? I can't be the only one getting roasted! LOL

JZ600
07-10-2015, 09:28 AM
Curry over lebron lmfao
Klay lmfao

DMAVS41
07-10-2015, 09:32 AM
I dont see who dirk would replace on the 2005 list. tmac is arguable but tmac put up 28 points and 32 points in the 2 seasons prior to that compared to 21 and 25 with dirk. no one in 2005 would have said dirk was a top 10 player over tmac.

Because you don't understand the game at all....that's why.

coolhandsteve
07-10-2015, 09:39 AM
:biggums:

You want basically rookie Lebron?.. Going into the 2005 season, Lebron had averaged 20 PPG as a rookie on 41.7% FG.. 40-year old MJ did better just one year earlier (20 ppg on 44.5% FG).
.

I'm just talking about the 2004-2005 season there. LeBron averaged 27/7/7 that year.

ArbitraryWater
07-10-2015, 09:43 AM
Dirk gets in easy over Kidd/Iverson/TMac in 2005, and is in a group with the rest, in a year where a bunch of players could be argued as best.

Odinn
07-10-2015, 09:53 AM
Robinson over Olajuwon?
Nash 1st? Kobe over Garnett and Shaq? Dirk at bottom?

The ratio between correct and wrong things is like 1:10.

coolhandsteve
07-10-2015, 10:10 AM
My lists are not in order. Yours can be if that's how you want it.

nathanjizzle
07-10-2015, 11:17 AM
Because you don't understand the game at all....that's why.

this is coming from you:roll: you are one of the most ignorant basketball fans i have witnessed on this forum and i guarantee you are terrible at basketball. i bet you are one of those guys that rarelyu play basketball and when you do you show up in a dirk jersey and wearing his signature knee sleeve. i bet you have never even experienced playing in a real basketball culture like the many places in chicago. Youre just beyond ignorant about the dynamics of basketball. you couldnt even do simple math to make a logical conclusion on a given stat. :roll:

go grind them tables boy.

PHILA
07-10-2015, 11:27 AM
Iverson

Looking back at his numbers, Iverson actually was efficient against Detroit (-4.9 DRtg) in those playoffs. Perhaps a glimpse of how he would have fared under the new defensive rules (2005-present). This was his last playoff appearance with the Sixers, though only 5 games.

31.2 pts, 10.0 ast, 2.2 reb, 2.0 stl, 46.8% FG, 56.2% TS

Nikola_
07-10-2015, 11:30 AM
says no particular order to duck criticism

puts them in order

DMAVS41
07-10-2015, 11:30 AM
this is coming from you:roll: you are one of the most ignorant basketball fans i have witnessed on this forum and i guarantee you are terrible at basketball. i bet you are one of those guys that rarelyu play basketball and when you do you show up in a dirk jersey and wearing his signature knee sleeve. i bet you have never even experienced playing in a real basketball culture like the many places in chicago. Youre just beyond ignorant about the dynamics of basketball. you couldnt even do simple math to make a logical conclusion on a given stat. :roll:

go grind them tables boy.

Whether I suck or not at the game irrelevant.

Beyond ignorant? Okay...

And what is your obsession with poker? Why are you pm'ing me about poker? I forgot to respond....I don't play anymore much....but what is your interest in this? Are you looking for spots online to play or something? I can probably hook you up if so.

Ne 1
07-10-2015, 03:21 PM
1995: Hakeem, Robinson, Shaq, Malone, Barkley, Ewing, Pippen, Stockton, Penny, Drexler

2005: Duncan, KG, Shaq, T-Mac, Nash, Wade, Iverson, Dirk, Kobe, Carter

Have to think more about this year, this isn't in any particular order btw

SHAQisGOAT
07-10-2015, 03:24 PM
Probably 2005 followed by 1995, then 2015...

1985 though >