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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    Considering Clyde had his best seasons in the 90s, it's not debatable. All 3 of his Finals appearances (and title) were in the 90s.

    Miller may not be better than McGrady, Wade and AI, ect but I'd take him over Joe Johnson and those other guys you had on the list.
    Oh yeah forgot that Clyde made the finals in 92

    But anyways he wasn't even close to being better than Prime Tmac and Wade or even A.I who I think is better.

    And picking Miller over JJ ........

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by asdf1990
    jordan got 6 rings without a legit big men in the golden age of big men >> kobes 5 rings with a dominant front court in the weakest era of centers.
    To be fair Cartwright, Grant, Rodman, and Longley were legit big men that teams today would kill to have.

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    You do have to take hand checking into account, as much as so many want to deny it when comparing that position.

    Also many of the names mentioned came from the 90s, at one point they were 90s players.

    And the most important factor is that most of those players will be forgotten, it’s the nature of the NBA and sports, so the same argument could easily/will be made in 10 years about this past era 2000-2010 by future kids who never saw these players played. So younger kids tend to overrate their current players, because to them they are big names, while past players get forgotten. Kevin Garnette, Tracy McGrady, etc will not be a big name in 10 year, to a kid who's 6 now.

    You will have trolls saying that Kobe played against short guards, just like with Jordan, even though the average of both eras was 6'5".
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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

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    Lmao @ Cherly Miller being better than half of those guys on the list.

    From what I heard and saw from Cherly, was that she was very overrated and was hyped for what she did in the Garden in 95.

    One-Diemonsial player being better than 1/2of those guys LMAO

    Cylde Drexler is debateable but he wasn't even that special in the 90's and I know for a fact he wasn't better than T-Mac or Wade or even A.I

    Good try thou
    I never said all I said half. Miller is better then half of them and so is clyde. I agree with tmac, Wade and Ai. Prime Mj would destroy them either way

    Mj vs Ray Allen with broken knuckle 35 years old. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCOJQOMEJ4Y
    Mj vs PP 39 years old http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CDcRwDufXY

    Mj vs stackhouse 33 years oldhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJl-NwiemYs

    Mj vs prime KG 39 years old arthritis in both knees http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMd1m-OOWH0

    Mj vs AI at 38 years old http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNq5N...E11C78D60C2367

    OLD ass Mj after surgeries on knees who can barley move halfway fast
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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by asdf1990
    jordan got 6 rings without a legit big men in the golden age of big men >> kobes 5 rings with a dominant front court in the weakest era of centers.
    OOOOO so we are gonna act like MJ didn't have one of the best defensive frontcourts in his Championship run and as well as one of the league best all-round players?

    Yeah let's just forget MJ had Horance Grant, dennis Rodman, Steve Kerr, Ron Harper, Toni Kukoc and did I mention Pippen?

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

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    In today's era, you never see a dude under 6'2 have the balls to guard Kobe like that.

    Rofl can't believe I don't even see a 2nd man in the picture trying to help that helpless midjet.

    That is like having Nate Robinson guard Kobe
    Do you seriously think that Mugsy Bogues ever guarded Jordan just from one picture?

    If I show you a picture of Pau Gasol guarding Chris Paul, would you conclude that was the norm?

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    What is this "handchecking" rule all these posters are talking about?

    I still see a lot of "handchecking" in today's era so using that as an excuse for the 90's era is a joke.

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by asdf1990
    jordan got 6 rings without a legit big men in the golden age of big men >> kobes 5 rings with a dominant front court in the weakest era of centers.
    WTF are you smoking????
    Jordan got his first ring AFTER Kareem retired.....that's the only reason he beat the Lakers.......Golden age of Big Men = GTFOH!!!!!
    Jordan took advantage of the end of Showtime, Bad Boys, Celtics and Sixers....all of who would've whipped his ass. Jordan came along at just the right time. I'm not saying that he is not the GOAT, but had he come into the league in 1979 with Magic and Bird he may have gotten a ring.......maybe.
    He also didn't have to deal with Prime Shaq and Kobe....nor Duncan and Robinson. Timing is everything they say.

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by 8BeastlyXOIAD


    In today's era, you never see a dude under 6'2 have the balls to guard Kobe like that.

    Rofl can't believe I don't even see a 2nd man in the picture trying to help that helpless midjet.

    That is like having Nate Robinson guard Kobe
    Couldn't be that Muggsy was possibly caught on a "switch" guarding MJ, and they just happened to take the picture then . Oh no, Muggsy demanded the job of guarding MJ for the entire game. Some of you guys are really dense.

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Most nights kobe is has the size advantage at his position just like MJ did. Both Clyde and Joe Johnson are 6'7. Wade is only 6'4. Roy is shorter than kobe too. Raja Bell (the suppose kobe stopper) is 6'5. So was Kendell Gill.

    Jordan being guarded by Midgets is a myth. There aren't Giants playing shooting guard today. And IIRC, Mcgrady played more SF than SG during his career. I could be wrong though.

    And let's not act like kirk Hinrich wasn't put on kobe when he played with the bulls. Hinrich played kobe pretty well too. And Hinrich is only like 6'2.
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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by 8BeastlyXOIAD


    In today's era, you never see a dude under 6'2 have the balls to guard Kobe like that.

    Rofl can't believe I don't even see a 2nd man in the picture trying to help that helpless midjet.

    That is like having Nate Robinson guard Kobe

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by 8BeastlyXOIAD
    What is this "handchecking" rule all these posters are talking about?

    I still see a lot of "handchecking" in today's era so using that as an excuse for the 90's era is a joke.
    I saw a lot of zone defense in yesterday's era so using that as an excuse for the 00's era is a joke

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by DKLaker
    WTF are you smoking????
    Jordan got his first ring AFTER Kareem retired.....that's the only reason he beat the Lakers.......Golden age of Big Men = GTFOH!!!!!
    Jordan took advantage of the end of Showtime, Bad Boys, Celtics and Sixers....all of who would've whipped his ass. Jordan came along at just the right time. I'm not saying that he is not the GOAT, but had he come into the league in 1979 with Magic and Bird he may have gotten a ring.......maybe.
    He also didn't have to deal with Prime Shaq and Kobe....nor Duncan and Robinson. Timing is everything they say.
    So true

    He wasn't going up against superteams or anything like that.

    91 Lakers
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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

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    Default Re: Were the Shooting Guards in MJ's Era more Elite than the ones in Kobe's era?

    Quote Originally Posted by 8BeastlyXOIAD


    Dwayne Wade
    Joe Johnson
    Tracy McGrady
    Vince Carter
    Manu Ginobili
    Allen Iverson
    Ray Allen
    Monta Ellis
    Brandon Roy
    (I know I'm missing a bunch of other great 2 guards Kobe has faced agianst)

    Was the 90's decade known for being a deadbeat @ the 2 Guard Spot like the Center position today?


    Discuss.
    dude, you are a fool.

    you have never seen more than 3 games from 1992 and you come here with so much confidence.
    you analize this sport like the most retard fan who ever live.

    if you wanna make a good job just one time in your short live, put the combo of guards of every teams from each year of both era.

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