Put Wade on the Bulls from 1984-1996, How does his Career turn out?

This is assuming the same roster is built around him, he doesn't retire, he peaks in his 6th season(1990), he starts to decline in his 10th year(1994), He will face the same teams in the Playoffs, Finals, etc depending on what year he makes the Finals/Playoffs if he makes it all. Lastly what would his stats be, Postseason, Finals, and Regular Season, what Accolades does he pick up, MVPs, FMVPs,Etc?

3 rings, 3 mvps

they lose to barkley and to blazers, and sonics (size says they put GP on him from game 1)

3 rings, 0 FMVPs

Pippen would be the leader.

7 and it's not even close

1-9!!!

[QUOTE=swagga]3 rings, 3 mvps

they lose to barkley and to blazers, and sonics (size says they put GP on him from game 1)[/QUOTE]

What years does he pick up his MVPs and Finals MVPs? What teams do they beat?

[QUOTE=The_Pharcyde]7 and it's not even close

1-9!!![/QUOTE]

What years do they win?

They maybe win 1... Maybe. Probably 0.

They probably win 5

Less physically demanding era (which would allow Wade to pace himself better) and non-existent penetration defense would make up for the talent disparity between him and MJ

[QUOTE=Trollsmasher]They probably win 5

[B]Less physically demanding era[/B] (which would allow Wade to pace himself better) and non-existent penetration defense would make up for the talent disparity between him and MJ[/QUOTE]

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bigs weren't afraid to knock smaller guys out with their elbows, things that are flagrant fouls today sometimes weren't even fouls back in the days. fucc outta here.

nikka already came into the league with a bad knee and declined 8 seasons into his career, if he was drafted in 84, he'd be done as the main guy by 93-94 and Pippen would be the main guy, maybe they make a couple Finals but only win 1-2 titles max because Wade isn't close to MJ's greatness and they're not winning shit in the 80s.

[QUOTE=Trollsmasher]They probably win 5

Less physically demanding era (which would allow Wade to pace himself better) and non-existent penetration defense would make up for the talent disparity between him and MJ[/QUOTE]

What years do they win? Any MVPs? DPOY?

I say they win in 91 92 93 but idk after that, and he gets FMVP on 91 and 92 pip in 93

Maybe 1 in 91 which would be the 2010 version of Wade.

[QUOTE=guy]Maybe 1 in 91 which would be the 2010 version of Wade.[/QUOTE]
I totally read the OP wrong, thinking it said 1984-1998.

1-3 sounds more plausible, imo.

0-1

91 maybe.

2 championships. we already know what it would be like if he played with pippen and a contending supporting cast.

[QUOTE=guy]Maybe 1 in 91 which would be the 2010 version of Wade.[/QUOTE]

1990 would be Peak Wade they don't take it all that year? 1992 & 1993 Wade would still be in his Prime.

[QUOTE=Wade's Rings]1990 would be Peak Wade they don't take it all that year? 1992 & 1993 Wade would still be in his Prime.[/QUOTE]

If 1990 Jordan couldn't do it, you think any version of Wade is? :oldlol:

6/7 year Wade circa 2009/10 on the 91 Bulls? Good chance they win against LA, no slight on MJ, but Wade was epic at that point in time. Thats if he brings it like he did in the 06 playoffs...

0 ring to be honest and I'm not hating on Wade. They might reach ecf tho. If Wade whines and cries a lot of calls in today's softer era. Dude would get brutally killed playing against the Knicks and the Bad Boys. Might retire early.

[QUOTE=Angel Face]0 ring to be honest and I'm not hating on Wade. They might reach ecf tho. If Wade whines and cries a lot of calls in today's softer era. Dude would get brutally killed playing against the Knicks and the Bad Boys. Might retire early.[/QUOTE]

I think that's a product of playing in this era and playing with Lebron as well. He never really asked for calls until around 2012 and playing in a tougher era would toughen him up. I don't think the actual defense would bother Wade As he played well against great defenses for the most of his Career.

If I have to put real money on the line maybe he wins 1 ring because Pippen along with PhilJax was really that good

[QUOTE=Wade's Rings]I think that's a product of playing in this era and playing with Lebron as well. He never really asked for calls until around 2012 and playing in a tougher era would toughen him up. I don't think the actual defense would bother Wade As he played well against great defenses for the most of his Career.[/QUOTE]

Wade thrived in an era where the lane is more open and makes the game easier for perimeter players. Wade is a bad jump shooter he is a slaher and in an era of physicality and packed paint he will get demolished. Also, he wouldn't get those easy calls he had against dallas. If you rewatched old NBA games, you see how it was different back then compared today. Flagrant fouls today are just normal fouls back then. Also, I don't think Wade has the it factor, MJ's willingness to win. Bulls wouldn't have those 6 rings if not for MJ's legendary playoff performances. Just look at their last 2 Finals series against the Jazz. Both teams were evenly macthed. The difference? The other team has MJ who put the team on his back despite having flu "Flu" games and those clutch game winners g1 97' and g6 98'. Also his clutch assist to open up Kerr. Oh and these are all "myths"

0 rings. His pegs break like always and pimple cant carry them

[QUOTE=Wade's Rings]Don't know when Jordan Peaked but Wade PEAKED that Season and his numbers were as good as Jordan's that Year or at the very least similar. I think Wade can get them past Detroit but arguing with one of the biggest Jordan nut huggers won't lead anywhere.[/QUOTE]
Skewed numbers dobt mean you're as good as another player.

wade is garbage. Kobe would start over him every year if he was in the east

[QUOTE=Angel Face]Wade thrived in an era where the lane is more open and makes the game easier for perimeter players. Wade is a bad jump shooter he is a slaher and in an era of physicality and packed paint he will get demolished. Also, he wouldn't get those easy calls he had against dallas. If you rewatched old NBA games, you see how it was different back then compared today. Flagrant fouls today are just normal fouls back then. Also, I don't think Wade has the it factor, MJ's willingness to win. Bulls wouldn't have those 6 rings if not for MJ's legendary playoff performances. Just look at their last 2 Finals series against the Jazz. Both teams were evenly macthed. The difference? The other team has MJ who put the team on his back despite having flu "Flu" games and those clutch game winners g1 97' and g6 98'. Also his clutch assist to open up Kerr. Oh and these are all "myths"[/QUOTE]

In his first Couple Seasons he had a nice midrange shot and he has the improved jumper now. He also utilized the midrange well in the Playoffs. Agreed with the flagrant fouls. You say the "it" factor but when has Wade not shown a willingness to win?

Between 2 and 4.

Btw I don't see Kobe matching that at all.

The Bulls were contenders with Pete Myers as the starting SG. :roll: Put Wade on the team and they clearly win at least 2-3 rings. I would say they win championships in 1991, 1992, 1994 and 1996. Keep in mind this scenario means Chicago would still have the two best perimeter players of the era on the same team.

This thread may have exposed some Jordan fanboys?

The Bulls roster was built to compete without Michael from their third title throughout the second 3-peat, assuming everyone is healthy (obviously not everyone was). That's compete, not necessarily win.

Now add in another top SG of all time? Come on, guys. It's not a disservice to MJ to say that the Bulls would still win 4-7 titles with the only difference being Wade instead of Jordan.

Make it West, Kobe, Oscar, Wade, Lebron, Drexler and the results will be very, very similar.

Can a Jordan/Bulls historian please tell me/us what series in which Jordan did play were even close? I know the Bulls never had a game 7 in the Finals. What about other rounds?

[QUOTE=Roundball_Rock]The Bulls were contenders with Pete Myers as the starting SG. :roll: Put Wade on the team and they clearly win at least 2-3 rings. I would say they win championships in 1991, 1992, 1994 and 1996. Keep in mind this scenario means Chicago would still have the two best perimeter players of the era on the same team.[/QUOTE]

This is assuming the Bulls never drafted Jordan and Wade was the Franchise Player.

[QUOTE=insidious301]Interesting topic. To be frank, I don't believe Wade would win much if ANY championships with these teams. Think about it. His first title was won in 2006, just after the perimeter rule changes, but he needed arguably the worst officiated series in history to secure a title and Finals MVP. Not just that, there were MULTIPLE head coaches who claimed Shaq was still the lead alpha dog and BEST player on the Heat. His next 2 titles were derived from sidekick status alongside LeBron.

Chicago would be lucky to win 1, as I think Wade would have trouble adjusting the older perimeter rules (along with being a more physically taxing era). Pippen is clearly an inferior player to LeBron, but what made those Bulls teams great was Pippen's leadership and playmaking. The Bulls never had championship success prior to Pippen and haven't since he's retired.[/QUOTE]
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This is just a dumb post and Im not even going to a argue with this fool. :banghead:

Interesting topic. To be frank, I don't believe Wade would win much if ANY championships. Think about it. His first title was won in 2006, but only after the perimeter rule changes, as he needed arguably the worst officiated series in history to secure a title and Finals MVP. But not just that -- there were MULTIPLE head coaches who claimed Shaq was still the lead alpha dog and BEST player on the Heat. His next 2 titles were derived from sidekick status alongside LeBron.

Chicago would be lucky to win 1, in my opinion, as I think Wade would have trouble adjusting to the 80's and 90's handchecking rules (along with being a more physically taxing era). Pippen is clearly an inferior player to LeBron, but what made those Bulls teams great was Pippen's leadership and playmaking. The Bulls never had championship success prior to Pippen and haven't since he's retired.

[QUOTE=LEFT4DEAD]:facepalm :facepalm
This is just a dumb post and Im not even going to a argue with this fool. :banghead:[/QUOTE]
Sorry for the double post. Don't know why you feel that way, though.

What's your beef?

[QUOTE=insidious301]Interesting topic. To be frank, I don't believe Wade would win much if ANY championships with these teams. Think about it. His first title was won in 2006, just after the perimeter rule changes, but he needed arguably the worst officiated series in history to secure a title and Finals MVP. Not just that, there were MULTIPLE head coaches who claimed Shaq was still the lead alpha dog and BEST player on the Heat. His next 2 titles were derived from sidekick status alongside LeBron.

Chicago would be lucky to win 1, as I think Wade would have trouble adjusting the older perimeter rules (along with being a more physically taxing era). Pippen is clearly an inferior player to LeBron, but what made those Bulls teams great was Pippen's leadership and playmaking. The Bulls never had championship success prior to Pippen and haven't since he's retired.[/QUOTE]
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Wade was one rib injury away from making the Finals in his 2nd year. Dude was hitting game winners in his rookie year in the Playoffs in '04. Those years were before the rule changes, right? If you haven't seen Wade play earlier in his career, you should. There are a lot of games online. His meniscus and the punishment he took form his slashing are the reasons why he is so injury prone today.

This post is going to piss off so many MJ stans on this board. You're a Pippen stan, I'm assuming? Didn't your boy routinely sit out because of headaches and plays not being called for him? :oldlol:

[QUOTE=aj1987]:facepalm

Wade was one rib injury away from making the Finals in his 2nd year. Dude was hitting game winners in his rookie year in the Playoffs in '04. Those years were before the rule changes, right? If you haven't seen Wade play earlier in his career, you should. There are a lot of games online. His meniscus and the punishment he took form his slashing are the reasons why he is so injury prone today.

This post is going to piss off so many MJ stans on this board. You're a Pippen stan, I'm assuming? Didn't your boy routinely sit out because of headaches and plays not being called for him? :oldlol:[/QUOTE]


Didn't Wade get wheeled off sobbing when he hurt his shoulder, so probably not the best thing to call out other players toughness when you got Wade in your corner

[QUOTE=aj1987]:facepalm

Wade was one rib injury away from making the Finals in his 2nd year. Dude was hitting game winners in his rookie year in the Playoffs in '04. Those years were before the rule changes, right? If you haven't seen Wade play earlier in his career, you should. There are a lot of games online. His meniscus and the punishment he took form his slashing are the reasons why he is so injury prone today.

This post is going to piss off so many MJ stans on this board. You're a Pippen stan, I'm assuming? Didn't your boy routinely sit out because of headaches and plays not being called for him? :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

Don't get it twisted. Wade is a superb player, and just behind Kobe when we're discussing the best SG's of the millennium and beyond. I've seen his style of play though. His reckless abandon and herky-jerk style would wear thin on the physical defenses in the 90's. More importantly, though, his injuries would amass, making him look a step or two slower with handchecking.

Would Pippen's leadership and defensive intangibles be able to cover these glaring issues? I don't think so.

[QUOTE=The_Pharcyde]Didn't Wade get wheeled off sobbing when he hurt his shoulder, so probably not the best thing to call out other players toughness when you got Wade in your corner[/QUOTE]

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He separated his Shoulder first of all. The Nerves for your shoulder can cause you to lose feeling in your Legs much like how the nerves for your mouth are connected to the eye but I wouldn't expect you to know that.

[QUOTE=ImKobe]:biggums:

bigs weren't afraid to knock smaller guys out with their elbows, things that are flagrant fouls today sometimes weren't even fouls back in the days. fucc outta here.

nikka already came into the league with a bad knee and declined 8 seasons into his career, if he was drafted in 84, he'd be done as the main guy by 93-94 and Pippen would be the main guy, maybe they make a couple Finals but only win 1-2 titles max because Wade isn't close to MJ's greatness and they're not winning shit in the 80s.[/QUOTE]

8,772 free throw attempts by Michael Jordan (9th all time) says they called fouls just fine.

So would 13,188 free throw attempts by Karl Malone, 11,862 attempts by Wilt, 11k by shaq, 11k by Moses. I guess they n ever called fouls back in the day tho.

The only active players in the Top 25 all time free throw attempts are old and and/or played many seasons and are elite and those are Kobe, Paul Pierce, Tim Duncan, Dirk, LeBron, and Dwight Howard (hack a dwight).

So take your stupid foggy memory and dumb my era was tougher than your era shit somewhere else.

[QUOTE=The_Pharcyde]Didn't Wade get wheeled off sobbing when he hurt his shoulder, so probably not the best thing to call out other players toughness when you got Wade in your corner[/QUOTE]
He had a dislocated shoulder which made him miss a lot of games and required surgery. He did however put off the surgery, which would've ended his season and came back before the Playoffs started. If you want to talk about toughness, look at his '12 and '13 Playoffs. Dude was playing on completely messed up knees and missed only one game, which was Spo's decision.

Wade in place of Jordan, even if Pippen became the same player, wouldn't beat the Pistons or Knicks... Let alone some of the other playoff match ups they had.

Wade was really screwed by injuries, I won't say it's an unfair hypothetical, but he's not exactly in a favorable spot here. If it's prime Wade placed in 91, it'd be close. Not sure how many he'd win.
[QUOTE=AirFederer]Between 2 and 4.

Btw I don't see Kobe matching that at all.[/QUOTE]
You mention Kobe in literally every post you make :oldlol: