The disrespect continues
Broussard lists his Top 20 NBA GOATs w/Tiers
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Boonapalist
Superstar
No Manu is the underrated one Tony Parker is overrated
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Who will be the bus driver?Playing at 40 plus
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Who did they lose against?
What were their other defensive stats?
I don't see how it's disrespectful to compare a 2 time champion to a 4 time champion and one of the greatest -- if not the greatest finisher at the basket.
Sauce and Footwork
Superstar
considering his age and the era he grew up in I think this is pretty fair. Pretty good list.. I agree with some of y’all magic and Larry should be same tier tho. Kobe my top 10, but I get it
Playing at 40 plus and still has:Playing at 40 plus
2 rings
2 finals mvps
1 dpoy
1 mvp
4 defensive first teams
9 scoring titles
3 steals titles
1 slam dunk title
To catch what mike did in 15 years..
It's disrespectful because
A) You said there's nothing Zeke does better and he only shot more. We know Zeke sacrificed his stats to win and finishing is probably the only thing Parker is better at.
Tony was not the best player for his four rings. Zeke was historically unique as the only little guy to be the best player for multiple rings...until Steph.
Unlike Stern's darling they weren't in serious DPOY contention despite doing what he did.
If only everyone could peak with the right team during the expansion era
"It Was Always Jerry"
New Season, Same Problem
One guy took a 2 year break. One guy didn't.
Pretty silly considering that majority of those are either team or media awards
Lebron should have won a DPOTY, he’s VASTLY a far more versatile defender snd is a better defender
MJ ain’t switching on Duncan after holding down Prime Rose the series before
Bigwhite2498
Superstar
The way nikkas hate on KD is wild smh
They forget that Gasol wasn't even considered the best center at defense yet won the award...
"It Was Always Jerry"
New Season, Same Problem
Scoring titles like Bron isn't the all-time leading scorer in history.
I'm not sure I buy into that argument that Zeke sacrificed his stats.
Zeke led the Pistons in shot attempts in
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
Then finally fell to 2nd on the team behind Joe Dumars in 1990-91, by which point Thomas was 29/30 years old.
It's also baffling to me to bring up this sacrificing argument for Zeke, when Tony Parker spent most of his career deferring to Duncan.
I'm not sure you can have it both ways. Zeke was either the driving force behind those Pistons teams, or he was a sacrificing floor general leader.
He couldn't possibly be both.
