He's definitely surpassed Bird by now as the greatest small forward ever and while it's still too early barring injury or his game completely falling off he'll be top 5 when he retires. I've already got him as top ten in my eyes.
bron does not have bird's iq and bron and these heat would not have beat the best celtic's team.
bron and the heat would not have beat the badboys, bulls first repeat doberman defense team.
nor, the 69-13 sixers, or the laker 69-13, either.
i am huge on bron, but i saw the celt's and bird in person in the off's twice.
after mike went for 63, and then again the next year when the bulls got bounced by the celt's.
bron, is good in the low bball iq era, but in the old high iq nba.
bron would have gotten exposed, by better solid teams.
that bird and the celt's had a mental and execution edge on, to own the whole league.
magic need:
kareem
worthy: worthy was the difference maker, but i don't see the heat beating the celts.
plus, they have no interior d.
if len bias lived, i really don't see anyone beating the celt's in the eighties.
as len bias was the goat jordan's only actual equal.
bias could have been as good.
argueably better and had a MUCH higher bball iq than bron, too.
plus, he could kill a zone, where bron has had historical issues with zones.
bias owned the zone, and so did BIRD.
celt's would have had a whip
dj
bias
bird
mchale
chief
i don't know if i can say bron was better at sf, than:
connie hawkins
dr j
no way, bron is the best sf of all time.
you could use the rings arguement, but real talk, as a skilled ball player.
bron is not better than hawkins, or dr j.
art barr
nikka does this every postseason.
I can see that. But right now i'd still put Larry Legend ahead of him.
