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In response to "I'd rank him about 10th." by Will Hunting

I could concede the argument for Duncan too. -- nm

Posted by TFox Jun 18 '10, 07:35

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Try as I might want to, I can't ignore the concept that he was such a headcase in the past that he'd get so pissed off at his team, he'd pull some of - Will Hunting Jun 18, 07:39
Well, I dunno. I maybe could. I think Kobe's better. -- nm - TFox Jun 18, 07:35 7
- I think it comes down the idea that in Duncan, I'm getting steady brilliance. In Kobe, I'm getting a guy who very likely could be the best but also - Will Hunting Jun 18, 07:40 6
  - In Kobe, you're getting a player who gives you an over 40% chance of winning an NBA title each year as a starter. - TFox Jun 18, 07:42 5
    - I look at it this way; Shaq and him won 3. He and Gasol (in a ridiculous trade) have won 2. - Will Hunting Jun 18, 07:46 4
      - Jordan had Pippen the whole way; it doesn't invalidate his titles. It's not like Gasol was dominant in this series. At all. -- nm - TFox Jun 18, 07:48 3
        
        It does give a baseline for Kobe's ability that 5 titles, all required a 2nd fiddle of note - Will Hunting Jun 18, 07:55 2
        
        So did Jordan's. And I think you're stretching to put Gasol on Shaq's level too. And Bird had McHale and Parish, and Magic had Kareem, and so on. -- nm - TFox Jun 18, 07:57 1
        
        Gasol's not on his level per se, but he's unquestionably put them at a much higher level and came about due to a trade that - Will Hunting Jun 18, 08:03

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