#67 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops

[Deuce Bigalow]

Dave DeBusschere was voted the #66 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops.

16.1 PPG | 11 RPG | 2.9 APG

2× NBA champion
8× NBA All-Star
6× NBA All-Defensive First Team
All-NBA Second Team

#66 NBA Player Of All-Time Voting

9- Dave DeBusschere
5- Tracy McGrady
1- Artis Gimore
1- Robert Parish
1- Carmelo Anthony
1- Tony Parker

1. Michael Jordan
2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
3. Bill Russell
4. Magic Johnson
5. Larry Bird
6. Wilt Chamberlain
7. Shaquille O'Neal
8. Kobe Bryant
9. Tim Duncan
10. Hakeem Olajuwon
11. Lebron James
12. Moses Malone
13. Oscar Robertson
14. Jerry West
15. Julius Erving
16. Kevin Garnett
17. Karl Malone
18. Charles Barkley
19. Elgin Baylor
20. Bob Pettit
21. John Havlicek
22. Dirk Nowitzki
23. George Mikan
24. David Robinson
25. Isiah Thomas
26. Bob Cousy
27. Scottie Pippen
28. Rick Barry
29. Dwyane Wade
30. Willis Reed
31. Patrick Ewing
32. John Stockton
33. Walt Frazier
34. Clyde Drexler
35. Steve Nash
36. Allen Iverson
37. Dave Cowens
38. Dolph Schayes
39. Bill Walton
40. Kevin McHale
41. Jason Kidd
42. Wes Unseld
43. Gary Payton
44. Elvin Hayes
45. Paul Arizin
46. Bob McAdoo
47. Dominique Wilkins
48. George Gervin
49. Paul Pierce
50. Dennis Rodman
51. Dwight Howard
52. James Worthy
53. Nate Thurmond
54. Ray Allen
55. Sam Jones
56. Kevin Durant
57. Tiny Archibald
58. Chris Paul
59. Billy Cunningham
60. Reggie Miller
61. Jerry Lucas
62. Hal Greer
63. Pete Maravich
64. Pau Gasol
65. Dennis Johnson
66. Dave DeBusschere

[CeltsGarlic]

Arvydas Sabonis.

[haji_d_robertas]

Tony Parker

[Nash]

Soooooooooooooooooo.. Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. Who you guys prefer?

[RRR3]

T-Mac

[WillC]

Very tough decision between Bob Lanier, Robert Parish and Artis Gilmore.

I'm taking Artis Gilmore here though:

- 11 x ABA/NBA All-Star
- 5 x All-ABA 1st Team
- ABA champion
- Led the NBA in FG% for 4 consecutive seasons (all over .625)

[Deuce Bigalow]

Originally Posted by WillC

Very tough decision between Bob Lanier, Robert Parish and Artis Gilmore.

I'm taking Artis Gilmore here though:

- 11 x ABA/NBA All-Star
- 5 x All-ABA 1st Team
- ABA champion
- Led the NBA in FG% for 4 consecutive seasons (all over .625)

That is ABA accomplishments though

[iDunk]

Melo

[Eric Cartman]

From 2001-2007 Tracy Mcgrady scored no less than 24.6 points per game.

During the same time his playoffs averages were:

33.8
30.8
31.7
30.7
25.3
27.0

That being said i'll go with Tony Parker.

[Fudge]

Tracy McGrady

[RRR3]

Originally Posted by Eric Cartman

From 2001-2007 Tracy Mcgrady scored no less than 24.6 points per game.

During the same time his playoffs averages were:

33.8
30.8
31.7
30.7
25.3
27.0

That being said i'll go with Tony Parker.

What was the point of all those stats then?

[Eric Cartman]

Originally Posted by RRR3

What was the point of all those stats then?

While writing i planned on voting for T-mac, then remembered Parker had 3 titles and 1 finals MVP. Also a great playoff performer in his own right on a very high shooting %.

These spots are interchangeable to me though, it could go either way.

[RRR3]

Originally Posted by Eric Cartman

While writing i planned on voting for T-mac, then remembered Parker had 3 titles and 1 finals MVP. Also a great playoff performer in his own right on a very high shooting %.

These spots are interchangeable to me though, it could go either way.

Parker had much better luck though.

[pauk]

Tracy Lamar McGrady Jr.

[JellyBean]

Still giving my support for Artis Gilmore. Don't pooh-pooh on the man's ABA accomplishments. We all know that those numbers still count and they are impressive. Over his NBA career he averaged a double-double in eight seasons. Over 14 seasons in the NBA, Gilmore averaged 17 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocks. He also had a phenomenal shooting % of .599 which is the best in NBA history. He made the NBA All-Star game six times. There is no question that he would’ve made the NBA All-Star during his five seasons in the ABA in which he played the best basketball of his career. That is the equivalent of 11 NBA All-Star games. To be a league MVP, All-Star MVP, and Playoff MVP, and make 11 all-star appearances, should get this man into the top 70.