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ruckus for president
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Less Teams = Less Playoff Rounds = Less Playoff Games
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ruckus for president
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by warriorfan
Less Teams = Less Playoff Rounds = Less Playoff Games
Thread backfire.
I guess that havlicek dude played in a different league dumbass
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Embiid > Jokic
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by swagga
1. Michael Jordan 5987
2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 5762
3. Kobe Bryant 5640
4. Shaquille O'Neal 5250
5. Tim Duncan 5027
6. Karl Malone 4761
7. Julius Erving 4580
8. LeBron James 4500
9. Jerry West 4457
10. Larry Bird 3897
11. John Havlicek 3776
12. Hakeem Olajuwon 3755
13. Tony Parker 3716
14. Magic Johnson 3701
15. Scottie Pippen 3642
scottie pippen and tony parker are better scorers than wilt in the PO
I get it that he couldn't beat russell to get a ring but wasn't he the greatest scorer in NBA history ? Where is the dominance?
Dr. J should not be on this list if it's strictly NBA playoffs. He'd be off the list and Baylor would be 15th
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Embiid > Jokic
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by warriorfan
Less Teams = Less Playoff Rounds = Less Playoff Games
Thread backfire.
It's weird how West and Baylor made it playing not only in the same era, but in less career playoff games than Wilt as well
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Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
It's weird how West and Baylor made it playing not only in the same era, but in less career playoff games than Wilt as well
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
It's weird how West and Baylor made it playing not only in the same era, but in less career playoff games than Wilt as well
In the early part of his career when he was a scoring machine is when the playoffs were 2 rounds. He played more playoff games in the later part of his career with the Lakers after the expansion. This was later in his career post-injury where he was mainly a defensive and rebounding presence.
He was pulling the defensive weight that was allowing West and Baylor to focus on offense and put up that sort of production.
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Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by warriorfan
In the early part of his career when he was a scoring machine is when the playoffs were 2 rounds. He played more playoff games in the later part of his career with the Lakers after the expansion. This was later in his career post-injury where he was mainly a defensive and rebounding presence.
He was pulling the defensive weight that was allowing West and Baylor to focus on offense and put up that sort of production.
Or maybe he was the biggest choker who ever lived.
No need engaging in mental gymnastics to try and convince yourself otherwise
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NBA Legend
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Wilt + playoffs = lower stats choke job
His whole playoff resume is basically 2011 brans finals.. And he only won when he was a role player on a stacked as fu*k team. Like bran
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Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Baylor>Wilt
West>Wilt
Hondo>Wilt
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NBA rookie of the year
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
It's weird how West and Baylor made it playing not only in the same era, but in less career playoff games than Wilt as well
Ιt's not weird considering they didn't play in the East.
West+Baylor in the East = Below Wilt
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NBA Legend
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
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NBA Legend
Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by warriorfan
In the early part of his career when he was a scoring machine is when the playoffs were 2 rounds. He played more playoff games in the later part of his career with the Lakers after the expansion. This was later in his career post-injury where he was mainly a defensive and rebounding presence.
He was pulling the defensive weight that was allowing West and Baylor to focus on offense and put up that sort of production.
Wilt would still dominate the league at 50 years old, according to Laz, so I'd say he was still in his prime in his 30s.
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Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by LAZERUSS
Baylor scored 61 points in the finals... where it counts. Stop spewing bullshit, it's quite known wilt underperformed compared to his season average in the playoffs. Good numbers relative to the league, but not to someone that's considered top 10.
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Re: how come wilt doesn't even crack top 15 in playoff scoring?
Originally Posted by BigNBAfan
Baylor scored 61 points in the finals... where it counts. Stop spewing bullshit, it's quite known wilt underperformed compared to his season average in the playoffs. Good numbers relative to the league, but not to someone that's considered top 10.
Give me your list of players, including Baylor, who put up a 45 point game in a must-win Finals game.
Oh, and let me know how many 50 point playoff games Baylor had, as well. In fact, aside from MJ, give me your list of players who had FOUR 50+ point playoff games. And then,...and this includes MJ...give me your list of players who had THREE 50+ point games in must-win playoff games. In fact, give me a list of players, aside from Wilt, who had even ONE.
Do some real RESEARCH before spewing nonsense.
Idiot.
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