Anyone on here honestly think Jordan impacts a game more than Wilt or Shaq?

[cleanface coney]

all my old heads say back in they day the big man was the most skilled person on the court and he had to do everything

 

[ghostwriterx]

Offensively dominant big men will always have a bigger impact and this talk about them needing someone to get them the ball is way overrated. You don't need Magic or Stockton to dump the ball into the post. It's a lost art in today's game, because there are so few dominant bigs.

Jordan is the exception. As a wing he has 6 rings as the best player on the team w/o an offensively superior big man.
Bron is close in that regard ex. Went to the Finals w/Ilgauskas and Drew Gooden in the front court..
Kobe is a great player, but he hasn't gotten past the first round w/o an offensively dominant big man.

 

[Black Ball]

For 48 mins a game and 82 games a year? No way he does. Those type of dominant centers can carry a bum ass team to the playoffs. A dominant wing could beast and still lose the majority of the time if his team sucks.

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

shaq was unstoppable, man when cats out there tryin to literally tackle u and u still scorin

 

[WheresWallace]

This was a question from another forum(shout out insidehoops), but I fukks with yall coli nikkas so I wanted to see y'all opinion on this.....



Me personally, if you have A+ big men( Wilt, Kareem, Shaq) and A+ guard/forward( Jordan, Magic, Lebron, Bird), 9 times out 10 you have to go with the big men.

Blasphemy at you not mentioning Hakeen O'gawdjuwon.

Inside mobility, outside scoring and agility.

He used to give Shaq and a lot of other big men that work.

 

[Da King]

The NBA changed the game and rules to make Wlit less dominant, the NBA changed the rules to make it easier for MJ


That should tell you who was the real GOAT

 

[Majestic Pape]

LeBron is the one.

Improved that for ya.

 

[mbewane]

Improved that for ya.

 

[villain]

The question is who impacted a game more and y'all keep bringing up Jordan fadeaways and dribbling the ball up...

Wilt and Shaq with their defense, offense and rebounding definitely impacts a game more than Jordan

 

[Majestic Pape]

The question is who impacted a game more and y'all keep bringing up Jordan fadeaways and dribbling the ball up...

Wilt and Shaq with their defense, offense and rebounding definitely impacts a game more than Jordan

 

[Imyremeshaw]

Blasphemy at you not mentioning Hakeen O'gawdjuwon.

Inside mobility, outside scoring and agility.

He used to give Shaq and a lot of other big men that work.

True dat, Akeem is a A+ big men, but I question if he is better(impact or overall dominance) than Big 3(Shaq, Wilt, Kareem), for that reason and that reason only do I put him A or A- catergoriy( along with Bill Russell, Moses Malone)

 

[Reggie]

For the most part the dominant big man always goes ahead of the guard in the draft and the fantasy world. But MJ with his all around game and his clutchness is the exception to the rule. Which is the reason why most consider him the greatest of all time.

 

[Goat poster]

Jordan is the GOAT.

But it would be hard for me to not take a prime Shaq to start a team.

If dude would have stayed in shape and motivated throughout his career there is no telling how many rings he could have had.

 

[Street Knowledge]

However.... The big man wildcard has always been Hakeem because He had good handles and had the face up scoring skills like a perimeter player. That and he could actually hit free throws. Closing games wasnt a problem for him.

Them you add what he brings on the defensive side where he's a freaking one man wrecking crew. He's the ultimate Playoff Ace because of how many different roles he can fill for a team and the matchup problems he presents

 

[sfgiants]

jordan won 6 titles playing with, as he put it "21 feet of shyt" in reference to his 3 centers

shaq had kobe. Wilt #2rings Chamberlain impacted regular season games like nobody ever, #2rings then his numbers #2rings dipped significantly in the playoffs/finals #2rings