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Who's ever said this ?
Can you consider a player who averages less than 20ppg dominant?
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Who's ever said this ?
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Nah, i just like bringing up the fact that Kidd took them sorry ass nikkas to the finals
Gil Scott-Heroin
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Then they got swept once they played real competition.Nah, i just like bringing up the fact that Kidd took them sorry ass nikkas to the finals
Yeah for sure though most are bigs that make most of their impacts defensively. Rare exceptions though
Bill Walton (say what you want but when healthy he was averaging 17 a game and Portland was ELITE with him)
Bill Russell (defensively, rebounding, facilitating post Cousy retirement)
Dennis Rodman (defensively in '89-'92, '96, rebounding)
Steve Nash (offensively)
Nate Thurmond (dominant as fukk man-to-man defender)
Ben Wallace (though Rasheed helped his defense out a bit..)
Magic had a crazy prime where you could consider a few years his peak and he didn't average 20 PPG in some of those years
John Stockton (again say what you want but he kept Sloan's offense elite, showed up in the clutch, accounted considerably for Malone's offensive output, great defender)
Tim Duncan later on
Rudy Gobert low key achieving this status with his defense
Then you had guys like Reggie Miller who wasn't always a 20 PPG scorer (was very close for most of his career though) who always impacted opposing defenses in such a way that you could consider the attention he received as a shooter as dominating or borderline dominating.
Bill Walton (say what you want but when healthy he was averaging 17 a game and Portland was ELITE with him)
Bill Russell (defensively, rebounding, facilitating post Cousy retirement)
Dennis Rodman (defensively in '89-'92, '96, rebounding)
Steve Nash (offensively)
Nate Thurmond (dominant as fukk man-to-man defender)
Ben Wallace (though Rasheed helped his defense out a bit..)
Magic had a crazy prime where you could consider a few years his peak and he didn't average 20 PPG in some of those years
John Stockton (again say what you want but he kept Sloan's offense elite, showed up in the clutch, accounted considerably for Malone's offensive output, great defender)
Tim Duncan later on
Rudy Gobert low key achieving this status with his defense
Then you had guys like Reggie Miller who wasn't always a 20 PPG scorer (was very close for most of his career though) who always impacted opposing defenses in such a way that you could consider the attention he received as a shooter as dominating or borderline dominating.
Bernie Madoff
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Those Nets teams are some of the worst teams to ever reach the finals...
One of numerous East teams that were "carried by one guy" that were really carried by defense and a weak conference (00 Sixers, 06 Cavs, 10 Bulls).
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Rodman in the 90's was dominant.... and was averaging like 6 points a game.
Came in to say this.
If you're anchoring top 5 defenses and/or a floor general who runs great offenses then yes
Bill Russell should be above MJ
Of course. Scoring isn't everything.
BlackAchilles
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If he also averages 12 reb amd 2.5 blocks then yeah sure
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whod you make this thread about ?Serious question?