last thing to go is skill
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Yep that is why magic could come back at 36 and was still showing off the ball handling skills.
last thing to go is skill
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Yep that is why magic could come back at 36 and was still showing off the ball handling skills.

gretzky in his last season flabby and sick was almost a point per game player
mario lemeiux ut of the league for like 5 years came back and was like top 3 in poins
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Mourning was also playing against real live centers and doing damage, we've all seen what Dwight turns into when faced with someone as big or bigger than himself that can come close to him athletically. He goes from "Superstar" to a good center real quick, meanwhile Zo was going against Shaq, Robinson, Hakeem, Ewing etc. imagine this bum nikka trying to score against Zo, someone who dealt with Shaq as good as you could ask
Dwight playing in that era makes zero all-star teams, zero all-nba teams, zero defensive teams.
Zo > Dwight
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UNBELIEVABLE....I'm in a public place right now watching this on a big screen from afar...you telling me freaking Hakeem Olaujawan is out there right now putting moves on people?????????
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not true at all. if you have the quickness and agility and ability to comprehend when to use each counter move. you can do it. its not about being taught since you were 5 years old. thats not necessary when we're talking about star professional players. what makes them better than most is they can see a move and mimick said move in a matter of days/weeks.Dream is one of a kind. Comparing dream moves to dwight is like comparing Barry Sanders moves to a running back Barry trained with for a month.
It takes years to have moved like Sanders and Hakeem. Their moves can't really be taught and if they are you have to learn and practice at a young age as a child or kid.




It makes no sense for someone his size to be able to move with such fluidity.
He is one of the post prophets![]()
Anyone seen the Hakeem-LeBron workout videos they had in the early 2010's? Most unnaturally quick big man I've ever seen, especially in his prime
You could let David Robinson clear out on the baseline, you could let Shaq post through a double team or fronting, and Dwight was always open a foot or two above the rim, but Hakeem was still just as unstoppable while being able to keep a sense of unpredictability whenever he set up.![]()
A role player from the 90s like Armen Gilliam would be an Allstar in today's era of basketball.



Yep. Only superstars like BJ Armstrong and Horace Grant coulda made the All Star team back then![]()