Not trolling, there's nothing on a basketball court they could do that Manu couldn't. A prime Manu gives every SG named in this thread the business. Half of them dudes ain't got half of Manu's passing and playmaking skills, dude one of the best all-around SG's everYoulike hell in this post.
) and I can't imagine a Ginobili-centered team being any type of real threat in a playoff series.
Manu is not better than a prime Ray Allen. Stop it.You right cause none of them have 4 rings like Manu do...
Sent Ray into witness protection and he so shook he won't outright say he will retire but he also won't come back and play right now cause he scared of this happening to him again
What you mean like Drexler who averaged 20+ ppg for his entire career at near 50% shooting?
No he doesn't. And this isn't just about primes, it's about what they've done over their careers. Like I said he's had an incredible HOF career, but he's also been in a more fortuitous situation than 99% of SGs in the modern era. If he didn't end up on a team with the greatest PF of all time, one of the the greatest coaches of all time and one of the most underrated players (Parkers) in recent memory, he wouldn't even have half the team success and yall wouldn't be speaking about him in this undeserving light.
What you mean like Drexler who averaged 20+ ppg for his entire career at near 50% shooting?
No he doesn't. And this isn't just about primes, it's about what they've done over their careers. Like I said he's had an incredible HOF career, but he's also been in a more fortuitous situation than 99% of SGs in the modern era. If he didn't end up on a team with the greatest PF of all time, one of the the greatest coaches of all time and one of the most underrated players (Parkers) in recent memory, he wouldn't even have half the team success and yall wouldn't be speaking about him in this undeserving light.
The Spurs were old, 4 years passed since their first title and constantly getting bytched out by LA in the playoffs before Manu came. The Spurs weren't this top flight, elite beloved organization when he got to SA. You can't say he wouldn't have the half the team success without the Spurs cause the Spurs don't get 4 more titles without him, his rookie year they won the chip. Only thing fortuitous about Manu's career is that he fell to 57 in the draft. He was an elite player that willingly decided to play the background and he benefited from it. He could've easily went somewhere else, averaged 25 ppg and not won shyt like these other nikkas named in the thread.What you mean like Drexler who averaged 20+ ppg for his entire career at near 50% shooting?
No he doesn't. And this isn't just about primes, it's about what they've done over their careers. Like I said he's had an incredible HOF career, but he's also been in a more fortuitous situation than 99% of SGs in the modern era. If he didn't end up on a team with the greatest PF of all time, one of the the greatest coaches of all time and one of the most underrated players (Parkers) in recent memory, he wouldn't even have half the team success and yall wouldn't be speaking about him in this undeserving light.
He should've gotten Finals MVP in 2005, he made so many big plays in that seriesCarrying them where though? He wasn't accomplishing a DAMN thing until Larry Brown got there bruh. Like I said, what could he do that Manu couldn't do? Manu came through on the biggest stages.
Check Manu out in the 05 playoffs as if he wasn't putting in work
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/g/ginobma01/gamelog/2005/
Carrying them where though? He wasn't accomplishing a DAMN thing until Larry Brown got there bruh. Like I said, what could he do that Manu couldn't do? Manu came through on the biggest stages.
Check Manu out in the 05 playoffs as if he wasn't putting in work
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/g/ginobma01/gamelog/2005/
@ Manu being better than The Glyde