"I Agree With T-Mac...I Think Its EASIER To Play In Todays NBA" Jamal Crawford

[mbewane]

I don't see how, when worse players from previous eras have been voted an All-Star - even during Rod's time in the league.

Yeah I know that, I meant in general, some AS selections are absurd (indeed like the guys you listed), it shows how much one cannot rely on All-Star selections or whatever to say "this guy is better than that guy" or "this era is better than that era". Which leads some brehs to saying Dwight is a better defender than Hakeem, Rodman or Zo, because Dwight won more DPOYs

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

I love when fat out of shape coli brehs think they know more about the game than athletes that play it

Let me guess Crawford an idiot too who doesn't know what he's talking about

Obviously

Funny to see the hurt feelings and attempts at spin

Larry Bird says this generation might be the greatest era in NBA basketball

 

[Gangstar8]

Somebody shut these old nikkas up

 

[filial_piety]

I don't see how anyone can deny this...like the NFL the rules have become tighter in regards to contact.

In the 70s, 80s and 90s there were just hits and plays that you could never get away with in today's leagues. It kept A LOT of people in check back then.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Larry Bird says this generation might be the greatest era in NBA basketball

Larry talked trash on the court but he was always humble. Routinely said Magic was better than him and called Michael Jordan "God" while playing against him. Plus he's the president of a young team currently so he has a vested interest in supporting the current game.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Larry talked trash on the court but he was always humble. Routinely said Magic was better than him and called Michael Jordan "God" while playing against him. Plus he's the president of a young team currently so he has a vested interest in supporting the current game.

" at this spin. "

That's what y'all dudes say isn't it?

 

[NYC Rebel]

I don't see how anyone can deny this...like the NFL the rules have become tighter in regards to contact.

In the 70s, 80s and 90s there were just hits and plays that you could never get away with in today's leagues. It kept A LOT of people in check back then.

The 80s had nothing but light weights who were scoring in bunches .

Kelly Tripuka was a 27 ppg scorer for Christ sakes

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

" at this spin. "

That's what y'all dudes say isn't it?

No

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

No

I don't fall for your bullshyt breh. Just wanted to see what "spin" you'd respond with this time.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

I don't fall for your bullshyt breh. Just wanted to see what "spin" you'd respond with this time.

Those were simple factual statements to give a bit of common sense perspective and insight into Bird's statements.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Those were simple factual statements to give a bit of common sense perspective and insight into Bird's statements.

Pity you don't apply this type of reasoning to matters that oppose your agenda(s).

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Pity you don't apply this type of reasoning to matters that oppose your agenda(s).

ok

 

[UpAndComing]

Well if you're stretching it to the likes of Bibby -

Curry
Westbrook
Paul
Kyrie
Wall
Lillard
Lowry
Kemba

That list is by far better than that bullshyt you listed from the '00s - it's not even close. This is not to mention, when Curry, Westbrook and CP retire - they'll all have strong cases for being top 5 at the PG position.

Yup I agree with that. The only Top 5 point guards of all time set in stone are Robertson, Magic, and Isiah Thomas

 

[NYC Rebel]

Mike Bibby had the worst handle I ever saw from an "elite" PG. dudes entire steez was his jump shooting success vs the 00' Lakers

 

[NYC Rebel]

I mean....Kelly Tripuka was a 22 ppg scorer the year MJ did this to him vs the expansion Hornets.

Look at all that blanquita on the court.