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[QUOTE=TheCorporation;14391446]Imagine Butler and Olajuwon. More than 1 chip for sure.[/QUOTE]
I don't think Butler gets to the line as much in the 90s NBA and he's not good enough as a mid-range scorer to be an effective 20+ ppg scorer in that era, nor was he ever as athletic as Clyde. He'd be a great defensive player.
[QUOTE=Jasper;14389618]last time I looked Butler was never a top 50 all time or a 2 time ring holder.
OP needs some facts ---
[url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Drexler[/url][/QUOTE]
You didn't look very hard. Drexler made the NBA's Top 50 player list in 1997.
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[QUOTE=ImKobe;14391411]You listed his wiki but didn't even look at it :lol . Either way, he was as good as peak Butler on a team that actually won the championship with all-time great elimination games against Utah and a solid Finals series.[/QUOTE]
when 100 year anny occurs you think Butler will be on the list ??
If he never accomplishes anything he won't be on the list , even as a third option.
In this finals Bam was the guy, not Butler
Clyde is all ready there.
Dude Jimmy turned out to be more of a Bernard King. Gives you 50 one night and the next 17. Drex was much more consistent than that
[QUOTE=Dbrog;14800372]Dude Jimmy turned out to be more of a Bernard King. Gives you 50 one night and the next 17. Drex was much more consistent than that[/QUOTE]
yea, Drex gave you 17 every night. Amazing.
[QUOTE=Dbrog;14800372]Dude Jimmy turned out to be more of a Bernard King. Gives you 50 one night and the next 17. Drex was much more consistent than that[/QUOTE]
Not really, look at his playoff averages in '90 & '91, in his prime. He wasn't exactly lighting it up for such a big name.
Jimmy Butler averaged more points in the playoffs than Drexler in '22 & '23 than any of Drexler's deep playoff runs.
[QUOTE=1987_Lakers;14800424]Not really, look at his playoff averages in '90 & '91, in his prime. He wasn't exactly lighting it up for such a big name.
Jimmy Butler averaged more points in the playoffs than Drexler in '22 & '23 than any of Drexler's deep playoff runs.[/QUOTE]
you want SO BAD for ppl to think Butler is better than Clyde. cuz in your little brain, you equate that to Lebron being better than MJ.
even if Butler is better than Clyde (which he isn't), LeRoid is still MILES beneath MJ.
[QUOTE=nineiron;14800437]you want SO BAD for ppl to think Butler is better than Clyde. cuz in your little brain, you equate that to Lebron being better than MJ.
even if Butler is better than Clyde (which he isn't), LeRoid is still MILES beneath MJ.[/QUOTE]
I just stated facts and this is your response? You seem triggered bro.
[QUOTE=Dbrog;14800372]Dude Jimmy turned out to be more of a Bernard King. Gives you 50 one night and the next 17. Drex was much more consistent than that[/QUOTE]
I see the ppg based evaluations are back
Lol no he is not.
Are you 14 years old?
87 Lakers made another thread about Jimmy and Clyde.
Make one about Jimmy and Reggie. That is a better comparison.
Not true
Yeah, that's definitely not a thing.
Not sure Jimmy has been an All-Star since the thread was made.
Clyde also isn't a headache to play with/for.