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GOAT Ranking Formula
I am tired of stans and haters making arbitrary GOAT rankings to fit their agenda so I have come up with a formula to determine a player's range in the GOAT list. Longevity/career accomplishments(includes total points, all star selections, all NBA teams, all NBA defensive teams, NBA titles, finals MVPs, etc.)
+ Peak Play (self explanatory)= sum divided by 2 +/- 1
= Goat range.
Example: Kobe longevity/career(3rd all time) + Peak Play (11th all time)= 14/2= 7+/-1= 6-8 best player of all time.
Last edited by Ca$H; 01-15-2016 at 11:11 AM.
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Good High School Starter
Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Is this theoo's alt account?
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Expert Analyst
Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Originally Posted by toooo
Is this theoo's alt account?
Highly doubt it. Theoo rite lik thes
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
MVP+Rings+FMVP
Jordan = 17 pts
Bill Russell = 16 pts
Kareem 14 pts
Magic = 11 pts
Duncan = 9 pts
Shaq = 8 pts / Larry Bird = 8 pts / Kobe = 8 pts
Wilt = 7 pts
Lebron = 6 pts
Last edited by Magic 32; 06-04-2013 at 03:48 AM.
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Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
I don't have any alternative accounts. I think my formula is a fair way to rank players.
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Teen heartthrob
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I'm sorry this isn't going to work, most NBA fans can't do math.
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BostonCeltics
Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Originally Posted by BlazerRed
I'm sorry this isn't going to work, most human-beings can't do math.
fixed
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Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Originally Posted by Magic 32
MVP+Rings+FMVP
Jordan = 17 pts
Magic = 11 pts
Shaq = 8 pts
Kobe 8 pts
Lebron 6 pts
Too simplistic. Plus regular season MVP depends on the whims of the media. Nash has 2. Shaq and Kobe has 1 each. Also where is Bill Russell in your rankings? Kobe isn't 3rd/4th because his peak play ranking is too low. You have to account for peak play.
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BostonCeltics
Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Originally Posted by Ca$H
Too simplistic. Plus regular season MVP depends on the whims of the media. Nash has 2. Shaq and Kobe has 1 each. Also where is Bill Russell in your rankings? Kobe isn't 3rd/4th because his peak play ranking is too low. You have to account for peak play.
In his original list Kobe was 9? how daufcc did u bump him up to 4
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Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Originally Posted by Ca$H
Too simplistic. Plus regular season MVP depends on the whims of the media. Nash has 2. Shaq and Kobe has 1 each. Also where is Bill Russell in your rankings? Kobe isn't 3rd/4th because his peak play ranking is too low. You have to account for peak play.
Slowly plugging players in.
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Decent college freshman
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Hard to blame him for that. Pop took the ball out of his hands and gave Tony the lead that year. Even still, Duncan went nuts that series. He literally played well every game. His worst was probably his 12/16/4 gm..and then he has a large triple double in the closeout game. Just very difficult to ask for more than that from a past prime Duncan (think Shaq on '06 Miami).
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Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
LOL. This is a simple formula. Longevity/Career accomplishments ranking + Peak Play ranking = Sum divided by 2 = ranking then add 1 and subtract one for the range.
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Raps
Re: GOAT Ranking Formula
Someone needs to come up with formula hmoafoi (how much of a ****** op is) quick.
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The Paterfamilias
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