View Full Version : People here would honestly draft Russel over Lebron?
JZ600
08-13-2016, 02:39 PM
Give me a break:facepalm
AirBonner
08-13-2016, 02:41 PM
Give me a break:facepalm
Only Justin would. Cuz he's a dumbass.
JZ600
08-13-2016, 02:47 PM
The amount of people picking russell over lebron in that goat list is unbelievable
The amount of people picking russell over lebron in that goat list is unbelievable
He has the GOAT resume' but he is pretty much a Ben Wallace level player who played on the most stacked team ever relative to the competition in an 8 team league.
GrapeApe
08-13-2016, 02:58 PM
Where you'd draft a player is a completely different discussion than where they rank on the all-time list. A lot of people would draft Shaq ahead of Jordan. That doesn't mean that Shaq had the better career.
Where you'd draft a player is a completely different discussion than where they rank on the all-time list. A lot of people would draft Shaq ahead of Jordan. That doesn't mean that Shaq had the better career.
True. I wouldn't draft Russell in the top 20. I would take guys like KG, Ewing, D Rob, and Moses Malone ahead of him.
Bankaii
08-13-2016, 03:05 PM
Only Lebron haters.
In terms of pure on the court skills as a player without accolades, Russell is ranked at the bottom of the top 10 GOATS.
Big164
08-13-2016, 03:16 PM
Russell x11!!! We're talking about a guy who had the toughest defensive assignment in the history of basketball.
A balding 6'8 guy with a small ***** and 30lbs less muscle mass would not phase him.
greatest-ever
08-13-2016, 03:20 PM
From the 80s onward? No way, that's Lebron and not close. In the late 50s-60s? I might take Russell then, or it would at least be closer.
KirbyPls
08-13-2016, 03:44 PM
Russell x11!!! We're talking about a guy who had the toughest defensive assignment in the history of basketball.
A balding 6'8 guy with a small ***** and 30lbs less muscle mass would not phase him.
You stan the guy who put up mind-blowing stats when the stakes were smallest against far weaker competition in his era. When it mattered in the playoffs and especially finals, Lilt couldn't come within 75% of his regular season scoring.
Lebron23
08-13-2016, 03:52 PM
You stan the guy who put up mind-blowing stats when the stakes were smallest against far weaker competition in his era. When it mattered in the playoffs and especially finals, Lilt couldn't come within 75% of his regular season scoring.
This
Wilt is not even in the same tier as the King.
JZ600
08-13-2016, 07:12 PM
Where you'd draft a player is a completely different discussion than where they rank on the all-time list. A lot of people would draft Shaq ahead of Jordan. That doesn't mean that Shaq had the better career.
It is not completely different. The two lists should be fairly similar
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