coastalmarker99
06-20-2022, 11:08 AM
Let's Say in a hypothetical scenario.
Wilt wins 7 straight rings from 1960 to 1966 then retires afterwards while averaging over 37 PPG and 25 rebounds due to being bored with basketball.
Or let's say that Kareem wins 5 to 6 rings to go along with his 4 to 5 regular season MVPs from 1969 to 1977 then he retires afterwards to focus sorely on his faith.
Would the both of them in these instances be considered the Goat by most people nowadays despite playing only seven to eight seasons compared to other Goat players who would have far more seasons under their belt?
Wilt wins 7 straight rings from 1960 to 1966 then retires afterwards while averaging over 37 PPG and 25 rebounds due to being bored with basketball.
Or let's say that Kareem wins 5 to 6 rings to go along with his 4 to 5 regular season MVPs from 1969 to 1977 then he retires afterwards to focus sorely on his faith.
Would the both of them in these instances be considered the Goat by most people nowadays despite playing only seven to eight seasons compared to other Goat players who would have far more seasons under their belt?