#92 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops

[Deuce Bigalow]

Carmelo Anthony was voted the #91 NBA Player Of All-Time According to InsideHoops.

24.7 PPG | 6.3 RPG | 3.1 APG

5× NBA All-Star
All-NBA Second Team
4× All-NBA Third Team

#91 NBA Player Of All-Time Voting

6- Carmelo Anthony
5- Mitch Richmond
2- Tom Heinsohn
2- Lenny Wilkens
1- Andrew Toney
1- Chet Walker
1- Penny Hardaway
1- Tim Hardaway
1- Bob Dandridge
1- Kevin Johnson

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
67. Artis Gilmore
68. Robert Parish
69. Tracy McGrady
70. Bernard King
71. Joe Dumars
72. Alex English
73. Bob Lanier
74. Alonzo Mourning
75. Dave Bing
76. Earl Monroe
77. Chris Webber
78. Sidney Moncrief
79. Bill Sharman
80. Tony Parker
81. Adrian Dantley
82. Chris Mullin
83. Ben Wallace
84. Neil Johnston
85. David Thompson
86. Grant Hill
87. Gail Goodrich
88. Spencer Haywood
89. Dikembe Mutombo
90. Vince Carter
91. Carmelo Anthony

[pauk]

...................Mitch Richmond...............Carmelo Anthony........
Champion..............1........................... .........0....................
ROTY....................1......................... ...........0....................
All-Star.................6............................ ........5....................
All-NBA 2nd...........3................................... .1....................
All-NBA 3rd............2.................................. .4....................
All-Star MVP...........1................................... 0....................
Points................20497....................... .....16035.................
Rebounds............3801.......................... ....4120.................
Assists................3398....................... .......2016..................



Speaks for itself what i am thinking....

[Graviton]

Lol at some of those names, I vote D Rose.

ROTY, MVP, All NBA 1st team, 3xAll Star. Never missed the playoffs. Led his team to the best record with no other all-stars, actually got past the 1st round and made ECF. Most athletic PG of all time, best scorer at his position. Biggest mismatch and nightmare to opposing defenses after Lebron and Dwight. He has only had 3 actual seasons but already has a better career than damn Melo lol.

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[Legends66NBA7]

@pauk

Richmond got a ring where he averaged 1.5ppg (literally scored 3 points in total) in 2 games. Literally got carried to a ring, so what's it really worth ?

All Star MVP is irrelevant. That doesn't put him over Anthony.

In the playoffs, though Anthony's teams haven't advanced 8 of 9 times in the first round, at least taken his teams EVERY year. Richmond on the other hand made the playoffs ONCE in his prime.

I don't mind if you think Richmond > Anthony all-time, but it could literally go either way (if not now, eventually Anthony should easily be over Richmond).

Lol at some of those names, I vote D Rose.

I wouldn't disagree with this. Last MVP left on the list, I believe.

Also, Amare would be a good choice too.

[Graviton]

If CP3 and Durant are Top 60, I am sure Rose on one leg is at least Top 90 lol. Those 3 are all in the same tier of "elite" and still have 5+ quality years ahead.

[Deuce Bigalow]

Players that should be considered for final spots of the top 100:

Mitch Richmond
Lenny Wilkens
Kevin Johnson
Bob Dandridge
Shawn Kemp
Tom Heinsohn
Tim Hardaway
Penny Hardaway
Gus Johnson
Marques Johnson
Cliff Hagen
Mark Aguirre
Maurice Cheeks
Bobby Jones
Ed Macauley
Fat Lever
Mark Price
Paul Westphal
Walt Bellamy

[pauk]

Originally Posted by Legends66NBA7

@pauk

Richmond got a ring where he averaged 1.5ppg (literally scored 3 points in total) in 2 games. Literally got carried to a ring, so what's it really worth ?

I am aware of that, but its certainly worth something more than a ZERO wouldnt you say?

All Star MVP is irrelevant. That doesn't put him over Anthony.

I agree, the only reason i put it there is because its an NBA award afterall (same with the ring Mitch has).

In the playoffs, though Anthony's teams haven't advanced 8 of 9 times in the first round, at least taken his teams EVERY year. Richmond on the other hand made the playoffs ONCE in his prime.

Its no achievement really in contrast to Mitch and what he had to work with around him.

I don't mind if you think Richmond > Anthony all-time, but it could literally go either way (if not now, eventually Anthony should easily be over Richmond).

There is a small gap... Richmond is one of the greatest shooters of all time, up there with exactly Reggie & Ray Allen... during the 90s he was much better than Reggie (and Reggie was my favorite player of all time), the 2nd best SG in the league a couple of times and the best SG in the league when Jordan wasnt there.

He had a longer career, a rookie of the year, that accumulated more stat totals at an overall more efficient accuracy than Carmelo during his career. He had more all-star selections and more all-nba team selections...

Mitch Richmond has already earned his place and Carmelo has not done anything significant yet to surpass him..... not in MVPs, FMVPs, Champioships, All-Star selections or All-NBA team selections or stat totals..... hence no, i dont believe Carmelo > Mitch at this moment...

The small amount of awards/achievements Carmelo has right now... Mitch has them... and more of them....

[pauk]

I am just sick and tired of seeing Mitch Richmond getting so underrated......... at his peak (1996) he would maybe be the best SG in the NBA today... and yes probably one of the top 3 players in the NBA...

[Deuce Bigalow]

Originally Posted by pauk

I am just sick and tired of seeing Mitch Richmond getting so underrated......... at his peak (1996) he would maybe be the best SG in the NBA today... and yes probably one of the top 3 players in the NBA...

And lead his team to 35 wins

[Legends66NBA7]

Originally Posted by Deuce Bigalow

Players that should be considered for final spots of the top 100:

Mitch Richmond
Lenny Wilkens
Kevin Johnson
Bob Dandridge
Shawn Kemp
Tom Heinsohn
Tim Hardaway
Penny Hardaway
Gus Johnson
Marques Johnson
Cliff Hagen
Mark Aguirre
Maurice Cheeks
Bobby Jones
Ed Macauley
Fat Lever
Mark Price
Paul Westphal
Walt Bellamy

I'd also add:

Amare Stoudemire
Derrick Rose
Joe Fulks
Max Zaslofsky

@pauk - I'm content with your views on it.

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