Steph Curry is the greatest player ever since the Nowitzki era

[masonanddixon]

He's on a different level from everyone else right now.

[Black and White]

Here you go again....... don't make people hate on Dirk, please.

[masonanddixon]

Here you go again....... don't make people hate on Dirk, please.

What do you mean, young man?

[WayOfWade]

Bruh, there was never a Dirk Era, unless you mean exclusively the Mavs. 1 title does not equal an era. And the correct answer would be he's the best since the LeBron era, which was literally just 2-3 years ago

[masonanddixon]

[QUOTE=WayOfWade]Bruh, there was never a Dirk Era, unless you mean exclusively the Mavs. 1 title does not equal an era. And the correct answer would be he's the best since the LeBron era, which was lite
There was no lebron era. He won two titles and came out of the East.

[Black and White]

There was no lebron era. He won two titles and came out of the East.

Dirk one 1 title...... according to your own criteria there was no Dirk era.

[pastis]

it was the shaq, duncan, dirk, kobe, garnett era

it was so much fun in the wild wild west back then. so much fun.

[JohnFreeman]

When was the Dirk era?

[Uncle Drew]

When was the Dirk era?

Right after the Mitch Richmond era.

[outbreak]

I shaved a tiger and it sitll had stripes

[Harison]

Right after the Mitch Richmond era.

[feyki]

Bruh, there was never a Dirk Era, unless you mean exclusively the Mavs. 1 title does not equal an era. And the correct answer would be he's the best since the LeBron era, which was literally just 2-3 years ago

Actually , 2005-2007 Mavs and 05-07 Suns changed culture of the nba . Run n gun , small ball ; all high tempo-pace stuffs coming from them .

So , we can say 05-07 Era was Nash-Dirk era .

[pastis]

When was the Dirk era?

well, it wasnt a kobe era either





in shares career leader (http://www.basketball-reference.com/...ws_career.html)

Rank Player WS
1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 273.41
2. Wilt Chamberlain* 247.26
3. Karl Malone* 234.63
4. Michael Jordan* 214.02
5. John Stockton* 207.70
6. Tim Duncan 204.79
7. Dirk Nowitzki 196.54
8. Kevin Garnett 191.50
9. Oscar Robertson* 189.21
10. LeBron James 187.33
11. Shaquille O'Neal 181.71
12. David Robinson* 178.67
13. Charles Barkley* 177.21
14. Reggie Miller* 174.40
15. Kobe Bryant 172.73
16. Moses Malone* 167.07
17. Bill Russell* 163.51
18. Hakeem Olajuwon* 162.77
19. Jerry West* 162.58
20. Magic Johnson* 155.79
21. Paul Pierce 149.64
22. Robert Parish* 147.00
23. Larry Bird* 145.83
24. Gary Payton* 145.53
25. Ray Allen 145.08


Win Share per 48 minutes:



NBA
Rank Player WS/48
1. Michael Jordan* .2505
2. David Robinson* .2502
3. Wilt Chamberlain* .2480
4. Chris Paul .2476
5. Neil Johnston* .2413
6. LeBron James .2396
7. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* .2284
8. Magic Johnson* .2249
9. Charles Barkley* .2163
10. Jerry West* .2134
11. Bob Pettit* .2128
12. Kevin Durant .2122
13. Tim Duncan .2101
14. John Stockton* .2087
15. Shaquille O'Neal .2081
16. Oscar Robertson* .2069
17. Karl Malone* .2053
18. James Harden .2050
19. Dirk Nowitzki .2035
20. Larry Bird* .2032
21. Manu Ginobili .2016
22. Yao Ming .2001
23. Ed Macauley* .1964
24. Stephen Curry .1929
25. Bill Russell* .1927
26. Dolph Schayes* .1922
27. Adrian Dantley* .1887
28. Sidney Moncrief .1873
29. Kevin Love .1838
30. Paul Arizin* .1833
31. Sam Jones* .1824
32. Harry Gallatin* .1824
33. Kevin Garnett .1823
34. Dwyane Wade .1807
35. Kevin McHale* .1802
36. Bailey Howell* .1799
37. Bill Sharman* .1782
38. George Yardley* .1780
39. Moses Malone* .1779
40. Julius Erving* .1778
41. Clyde Lovellette* .1777
42. Kevin Johnson .1777
43. Dan Issel* .1769
44. Hakeem Olajuwon* .1767
45. Dwight Howard .1766
46. Walt Frazier* .1760
47. Reggie Miller* .1758
48. Chauncey Billups .1756
49. Bobby Jones .1752
50. Bob Lanier* .1751
51. Artis Gilmore* .1737
52. Clyde Drexler* .1734
53. Kobe Bryant .1726
54. Larry Nance .1713
55. Vern Mikkelsen* .1699
56. Pau Gasol .1696
57. Amar'e Stoudemire .1694

defensive win shares career leader (http://www.basketball-reference.com/..._career.html):

NBA
Rank Player DWS
1. Bill Russell* 133.64
2. Tim Duncan 105.20
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 94.49
4. Hakeem Olajuwon* 94.47
5. Wilt Chamberlain* 93.92
6. Karl Malone* 92.41
7. Kevin Garnett 91.52
8. Elvin Hayes* 83.65
9. Patrick Ewing* 81.42
10. David Robinson* 80.14
11. Jason Kidd 75.14
12. John Havlicek* 74.09
13. Robert Parish* 72.98
14. Ben Wallace 70.58
15. Dikembe Mutombo* 68.53
16. Scottie Pippen* 67.29
17. Shaquille O'Neal 66.36
18. John Stockton* 64.93
19. Michael Jordan* 64.13
20. Wes Unseld* 64.11
21. Charles Oakley 63.34
22. Paul Pierce 62.31
23. Nate Thurmond* 62.23
24. Buck Williams 61.79
25. Shawn Marion 61.27
26. Jack Sikma 60.69
27. Dwight Howard 59.66
28. Larry Bird* 59.03
29. LeBron James 57.14
30. Rasheed Wallace 57.12
31. Dirk Nowitzki 56.89
32. Dolph Schayes* 56.15
33. Clifford Robinson 55.89
34. Dave Cowens* 55.83
35. Marcus Camby 54.89
36. Dennis Rodman* 54.46
37. Moses Malone* 54.36
38. Charles Barkley* 53.91
39. Vlade Divac 52.90
40. Shawn Kemp 52.17
41. Paul Silas 51.74
42. Kobe Bryant 50.53


PER career leader (http://www.basketball-reference.com/...er_career.html)

NBA
Rank Player PER
1. Michael Jordan* 27.91
2. LeBron James 27.61
3. Shaquille O'Neal 26.43
4. David Robinson* 26.18
5. Wilt Chamberlain* 26.13
6. Chris Paul 25.58
7. Bob Pettit* 25.35
8. Kevin Durant 24.92
9. Dwyane Wade 24.81
10. Neil Johnston* 24.69
11. Charles Barkley* 24.63
12. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 24.58
13. Tim Duncan 24.32
14. Magic Johnson* 24.11
15. Karl Malone* 23.90
16. Hakeem Olajuwon* 23.59
17. Larry Bird* 23.50
18. Oscar Robertson* 23.17
19. Dirk Nowitzki 23.14
20. Yao Ming 23.02
21. Kobe Bryant 22.98

PLAYOFFS PER

Dirk: 24 (worst 2014 just 13.9 O.o, hist last years are hurting him PER wise extremly. )
Pau Gasol: 20.7
Garnett: 21.1
Kobe Bryant: 22.4
Larry Bird: 22.4

Playoffs WS/48

Dirk: 1.95
Kobe: 1.57
oh i forgot: best supporting cast in NBA finals

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Dirk carried 2 of the worst supporting casts ever to the nba finals - and wone one

[aj1987]

Actually , 2005-2007 Mavs and 05-07 Suns changed culture of the nba . Run n gun , small ball ; all high tempo-pace stuffs coming from them .

So , we can say 05-07 Era was Nash-Dirk era .

You think small ball started with the Mav's and Suns? High tempo and high pace? I'm about 99% sure that you know NOTHING about basketball.

well, it wasnt a kobe era either

You do know that John is not exactly a Kobe fan, right?

[pastis]

You think small ball started with the Mav's and Suns? High tempo and high pace? I'm about 99% sure that you know NOTHING about basketball.



You do know that John is not exactly a Kobe fan, right?

oh, i quoted the wrong