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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Hakeem shot 52.6% from the line the first two games of the 1986 NBA finals, and the Celtics went up 2-0 on the Rockets. Maybe if he hadn't choked at the line, he'd have 3 rings
[COLOR="White"]/Millwad logic[/COLOR]
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by RRR3
Hakeem shot 52.6% from the line the first two games of the 1986 NBA finals, and the Celtics went up 2-0 on the Rockets. Maybe if he hadn't choked at the line, he'd have 3 rings
[COLOR="White"]/Millwad logic[/COLOR]
Exactly, you make a comparison between Olajuwon's 5-9 FT-shooting in game 1 in '86 finals in a game they lost with 12 points and him missing 5 FT's in game 2 which the Rockets lost with 22 points..
I know you're stupid but I didn't know you were this stupid, even that you tried to make me look stupid with that horrible comparison makes you even more stupid.
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
And don't give me Russell cuz he won 11 rings. Dude overrated and played in a shitty era
So what's the point if were just going dock an era for being "shitty" ?
And no, Russell isn't clutch because of 11 rings alone (really reading that out loud... *sigh*), he was 10-0 in Game 7's and averaged more than his career averages in elimination games and Game 7's too.
See for yourself:
http://www.game7.com/bill_russell.php
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playof...ken&id=2453844
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by RRR3
Game 4, Rockets lose by 3 points. Hakeem shoots 8-21
In game 7 Hakeem steps up and shoots 40%
Clutch
Advantage Wilt.
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by Legends66NBA7
Shitty era, inflated stats, don't care
Dude shot 44% for a center that pathetic
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by RRR3
Game 4, Rockets lose by 3 points. Hakeem shoots 8-21
In game 7 Hakeem steps up and shoots 40%
Clutch
There was no game 7, you retard.
And ohhhhh my god, 2nd pro year pro Olajuwon had a bad shooting night against the greatest team of all-time!
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Infact, people can have these centers in the Top 5, and I would probably agree:
Bill Russell - See my above post. In fact, he lost 1 elimination game, while healthy, in his entire High School, College, and Pro career.
Wilt Chamberlain - Don't mind the "choking" claims; he is arguably the greatest elimination game player ever and is part of the 2 of the greatest teams of all-time as the best player).
Kareem Abdul Jabbar - He had game winner's with his sky hook and was a part of some great teams that required him to take big 4th quarter shots
Hakeem Olajuwon - Won titles with the least amount of help. His 94-95 titles were coined clutch city for a reason, as the dream was a huge part of it.
I've got leave soon, so I'll get back to some more centers. By the way, I'm not saying all of them should be there, but you can make the argument.
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by Umad101
I barely see anyone put them in their top 5, mostly permitter players.
I know their limited scoring the ball in crutch time and most suck at the free throw line. But do u have any center in ur top 5
And don't give me Russell cuz he won 11 rings. Dude overrated and played in a shitty era
Russell will always come to mind regarding clutchness.
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by millwad
There was no game 7, you retard.
And ohhhhh my god, 2nd pro year pro Olajuwon had a bad shooting night against the greatest team of all-time!
I meant game 6, sorry. Funny how you get mad when I cherrypick and don't use context when you do the same to Jlauber
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by RRR3
I meant game 6, sorry. Funny how you get mad when I cherrypick and don't use context when you do the same to Jlauber
I don't get mad, but someone talking about a game 7 who never existed is not even worth to reply to..
And I use context and Wilt's choking jobs from the FT-line are among the greatest choking jobs in league history. Hakeem only making 40% against the greatest team of all-time in a game he lost while being in his 2nd year and while he was guarded by Parish, Walton and Mchale... not so much..
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If you don't care, then don't bother making a thread about it.
Bill's name will always come up.
Dude shot 44% for a center that pathetic
Who's taking about his career ?
Were talking about clutch, right ? Or you don't care ?
If it matters, he shoots over 52%fg in elimination games.
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Originally Posted by millwad
I don't get mad, but someone talking about a game 7 who never existed is not even worth to reply to..
And I use context and Wilt's choking jobs from the FT-line are among the greatest choking jobs in league history. Hakeem only making 40% against the greatest team of all-time in a game he lost while being in his 2nd year and while he was guarded by Parish, Walton and Mchale... not so much..
What part of Wilt being a HORRIBLE free throw shooter IN GENERAL don't you get? Wilt should never have been counted on to hit clutch FT's he was a garbage FT shooter. That's not choking, that's just being shit at FT shooting.
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That's not choking, that's just being shit at FT shooting.
You can't be serious.
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Re: Can centers be considered clutch
Originally Posted by Legends66NBA7
You can't be serious.
I thought you're the one who's always saying Wilt wasn't a choker?
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