His career is his moment
And @tremonthustler1's favorite player screamed out "Anything is possible" after winning a title, his only title
Dawg... How did you get to be such a Stan? Like I really want to know this story and I'm not even meaning it in a disrespectful way. I've always been a fan of dude. Even back when nikkas was tryna say Garnett was better.
Not enough for the media to bring him up in the discussion for GOATs
He's the new Kareem like @FTBS said
Or what?Dont be throwing shots at KG
KG should've been the GOAT PF
:WTFGreg:
The media seems to be loving him and showing him his due respect lately
Or what?
Then gifs of KG sonning Duncan will mysteriously emerge
KG = The most skilled PF of all-time
Post em, we can have a gif off of KG moonwalking from McDyess and getting checked by Peeler
So, you're just going to forget Dirk exists when you say KG is the most skilled PF of all-time, or the fact Barkley used to lead breaks, word?
I dont wanna derail the thread, but comeon breh.....KG was the most skilled PF of all-time. There's really nothing Barkley or Dirk could do that KG couldnt. They didnt even play defense
KG could shoot mid range jumpers with the best of em (PFs), could post up back to the basket, face you up, take you off the dribble, had decent handles back in his younger days, extreme hops, could lead the break, very good passer, blocked shots, could defend on the perimeter, could defend in the post, was a good man to man defender, would pick opposing PFs clean which is how he got alot of his steals, etc.
His prime was wasted away in Minnesota, but he should what he could do with okay teammates in the 2004 season (Latrell Sprewell, Sam Cassell, Trenton Hassell, and Ervin Johnson).
From 1999-2007, a 9 year span, he averaged 22.4 ppg, 12.6 rpg, 4.4 apg, 1.6 bpg, and 1.4 spg
That boy was a beast
He should've been the GOAT PF with his skill set, but instead he's 3rd best behind Duncan and Dirk and ahead of Malone and Barkley.
Fam, that 9 year stretch you're raving about basically amounts to Charles' career numbers, if you want to break down Charles prime into a certain stretch -
From 1986 to 1993 Charles
25.5ppg 12.0rpg 4.2apg 1.2spg 0.9bpg on 57% shooting
And KG couldn't hit 3s like Dirk, so saying there's nothing they could do that he can't is misleading, and KG couldn't push the break like a young Round Mound could either.
) and I DO have him over KG All-Time, because his offense was magnificent. Barkley though? Nah.
I dont wanna derail the thread, but comeon breh.....KG was the most skilled PF of all-time. There's really nothing Barkley or Dirk could do that KG couldnt. They didnt even play defense
KG could shoot mid range jumpers with the best of em (PFs), could post up back to the basket, face you up, take you off the dribble, had decent handles back in his younger days, extreme hops, could lead the break, very good passer, blocked shots, could defend on the perimeter, could defend in the post, was a good man to man defender, would pick opposing PFs clean which is how he got alot of his steals, etc.
His prime was wasted away in Minnesota, but he should what he could do with okay teammates in the 2004 season (Latrell Sprewell, Sam Cassell, Trenton Hassell, and Ervin Johnson).
From 1999-2007, a 9 year span, he averaged 22.4 ppg, 12.6 rpg, 4.4 apg, 1.6 bpg, and 1.4 spg
That boy was a beast
He should've been the GOAT PF with his skill set, but instead he's 3rd best behind Duncan and Dirk and ahead of Malone and Barkley.
what does winning the title have to do with the MVP, when has it ever? if thats the case Kobe should have more as well. All im saying is, both Kobe and Shaq put up more impressive stats and still won 50 games.Lakers were 19th defensively
We won't even get into the Lakers record without Shaq that season, but hey, you feel Kobe or Shaq deserved MVP over Duncan in a year his team won the title and finished with the best record in the league
