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Titles are overrated
Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.

All in 2018 form and 100% healthy.
Let’s say home rules advantage is determined by coin flip. 4 games with the 2018 rules 3 with the rules of whatever team you choose(if the warriors win the toss).
One team plus one player not already on that team.
What team and what player you choosing?
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Embiid > Jokic
Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
Jokic to the '86 Celtics
DJ
Ainge
Bird
McHale
Jokic
Parish & Walton off the bench.
I still wouldn't pick them to win lol, but that's about as good as you're gonna get.
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Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
Ouch. Not a lot of options.
I'm putting peak Jason Kidd on the 83 sixers. They'll have the size, athleticism, and tenacity on the perimeter to match up. Plus Moses could beat up on AD a little bit and try to make him uncomfortable.
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Titles are overrated
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91 Jordan added to the 2014 Spurs?
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lol
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2024 Suns+Kawhi
we assuming quantum superposition principle is in full effect for keben durrant
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Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
 Originally Posted by Kblaze8855
91 Jordan added to the 2014 Spurs?
I think you could add 91 Jordan to a few teams and it would be a great matchup but that seems like cheating for some reason.
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Lol
Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
Peak LeBron to the current Celtics
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NBA Superstar
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Prime Shaq to the 2013 Heat.
Shaq, LeZeus, Wade, RayRay, Bosh.
I think Bosh could do a reasonable job guarding KD. Shaq would obviously emasculate AD. Peak Lebron is the best player in the series on both ends. And Ray sniping jump shots is an ideal floor spacing guard.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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NBA Superstar
Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
 Originally Posted by Kblaze8855
Also tho, the most direct guaranteed way to beat that team is to just add 2023 Jokic to the '18 Warriors instead of AD.
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Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
Lebron James to the 1970-71 Los Anegeles Lakers
G - Gail Goodrich
G - Jerry West
F - Elgin Baylor
F - Lebron James
C - Wilt Chamberlain
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Titles are overrated
Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
 Originally Posted by ShawkFactory
I think you could add 91 Jordan to a few teams and it would be a great matchup but that seems like cheating for some reason.
If anyone on this warriors hypothetical lineup so much as uttered the word “cheating” I suspect the basketball gods would send a bolt of lightning.
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Please clap.
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93 Bulls plus Olajuwon. A close to his most athletic Jordan might be the best guy you could put on Curry, prime Pippen is one of the best you could put on Durant and Olajuwon should give Davis problems.
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Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
 Originally Posted by Real Men Wear Green
93 Bulls plus Olajuwon. A close to his most athletic Jordan might be the best guy you could put on Curry, prime Pippen is one of the best you could put on Durant and Olajuwon should give Davis problems.
You wouldn't want the 2nd threepeat squad? Having Pippen and Rodman to take turns on KD defensively would be a major asset.
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Re: Add one player to one team in history to beat this one in a series.
What rule set aka what year is this match up taking place in? Assuming 2018?
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