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Cousy has Chuck Taylors and fancy passing (along with a few NBA titles). Moe has better nutrition (processed foods), global competition (Latinos play ball nowadays when bored with soccer), and PEDs (meth). He can also palm the ball and do the Euro step. Cousy modeled his game on greats from 30s and 40s. Moe had Magic and Iverson.
Are you serious? It was a harmless joke, my friend. You era guys are insecure.
Moe. Was a weak era
So was mine.
But still, Wilt > Lebron
[QUOTE=Marchesk]So was mine.
But still, Wilt > Lebron[/QUOTE]
60s defenders would be ****ing shell shocked trying to guard Lebron..he's like a Monstar version of Oscar Robertson.
Moe's just bigger, stronger and faster. Cousy would shit himself once he saw Moe dribbling with both hands.
[QUOTE=Milbuck]60s defenders would be ****ing shell shocked trying to guard Lebron..he's like a Monstar version of Oscar Robertson.[/QUOTE]
Lebron would be hard to stop in any era. He is Lebron. But there was a guy named Gus Johnson who was an athletic, strong beast of a forward in the 60s. Allegedly he broke 3 backboards back then, and Cavs has some impressive highlights of him in the video he's working on.
You've all seen this before, and I don't know what year it was, but just as a reminder:
[IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WPxPfxWt8vQ/UQyTpLxGKUI/AAAAAAAAEFo/AgnZwjF2kL4/s800/GusJohnsonDunk.gif[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Marchesk]Lebron would be hard to stop in any era. He is Lebron. But there was a guy named Gus Johnson who was an athletic, strong beast of a forward in the 60s. Allegedly he broke 3 backboards back then, and Cavs has some impressive highlights of him in the video he's working on.
You've all seen this before, and I don't know what year it was, but just as a reminder:
[IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WPxPfxWt8vQ/UQyTpLxGKUI/AAAAAAAAEFo/AgnZwjF2kL4/s800/GusJohnsonDunk.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
terrible defending by those white dudes.
see amateurs in parks do things like that.
not impressed.
[QUOTE=Marchesk]Lebron would be hard to stop in any era. He is Lebron. But there was a guy named Gus Johnson who was an athletic, strong beast of a forward in the 60s. Allegedly he broke 3 backboards back then, and Cavs has some impressive highlights of him in the video he's working on.
You've all seen this before, and I don't know what year it was, but just as a reminder:
[IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WPxPfxWt8vQ/UQyTpLxGKUI/AAAAAAAAEFo/AgnZwjF2kL4/s800/GusJohnsonDunk.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Most of Gus Johnson, and Walt Bellamy's Bullets teams were overlooked thanks to Bill Russell's Boston Celtics. If the 60s Bullets played in todays era, they would probably be one of the best teams in the eastern conference.
[QUOTE=Nash]terrible defending by those white dudes.
see amateurs in parks do things like that.
not impressed.[/QUOTE]
It was four black people under the basket idiot. two of them were even taller than Gus Johnson (#25)
[QUOTE=Marchesk]Lebron would be hard to stop in any era. He is Lebron. But there was a guy named Gus Johnson who was an athletic, strong beast of a forward in the 60s. Allegedly he broke 3 backboards back then, and Cavs has some impressive highlights of him in the video he's working on.
You've all seen this before, and I don't know what year it was, but just as a reminder:
[IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-WPxPfxWt8vQ/UQyTpLxGKUI/AAAAAAAAEFo/AgnZwjF2kL4/s800/GusJohnsonDunk.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Pretty ironic that Gus Johnson was from Akron Ohio just like Lebron.
moe > Cousy, though its close
Give me moe and the celtics would've won 15 straight, put me in there and that's 20
Moe is Latino?