Isiah Thomas.
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Isiah Thomas.
Mikan
Wow, at Dirk over D-Rob. Robinson was just flat out a better player in every way except shooting.
Over Isiah is even worse. I guess people ding him for his efficieny and the fact that he played on a stacked team, even though if you anything about the Bad Boys, you know Isiah was clearly the leader of that team. It's crazy how Dirk climbed about 20-30 places higher because of one run to the championship. Great player, but come on.
My vote is Isiah.
[QUOTE=Legends66NBA7]Dirk got underrated again. At least Top 20, IMO.[/QUOTE]
really? who in the top 20 should he be ahead of?
George Mikan.
Isiah's time for votes will come soon, but he doesn't deserve to be ahead of George Mikan.
George Mikan
[QUOTE=WillC]George Mikan.
Isiah's time for votes will come soon, but he doesn't deserve to be ahead of George Mikan.[/QUOTE]
Mikan for 23
Isiah and D-Rob to round up the top 25
zeke
Dwyane Wade
[QUOTE=MasterDurant24]Wow, at Dirk over D-Rob. Robinson was just flat out a better player in every way except shooting. [/QUOTE]
Robinson led his team to the playoffs eight times in a row between 1989 and 1997, but they could not even get out of the Western Conference without Duncan.
Dirk led his team to the finals twice, and had a historic run in 2011, in which he dismantled a team of superstars.
My vote: Isiah Thomas
[QUOTE=fpliii]Isiah[/QUOTE]
this
You put 90-96 drob and 06-12 Dirk in the same league no way in hell is Dirk considered the better player. Drob was waaaay more respected at the time than it seems people accept. an awful lot of people had him over Hakeem, Shaq, Malone, and Barkley types who are already on the list.
That said...I find it unlikely that Pettit and Dirk are in the same league with people saying Dirk is worse. And nobody seems too outraged he went over dirk so.....**** it. All these guys are pretty close at this point.
Mikan
[QUOTE=Heavincent]Pippen.[/QUOTE]
:biggums:
George Mikan, because there would be no bigger disgrace than to know that the minds behind ISH believe the man whose dominant play originally put basketball on the map isn't a Top 25 player of All-Time.