Amphatoast wrote:Sabonis....no need to flop vs Shaq.
David Robinson or Patrick Ewing in their primes?
King James all the way. Yao is a 2x all-star in only 2 yrs. of the game. Now check this out.
He's been in two all star games and has a total of about 15 points.
The Iceman wrote:Which great player to come out of HS.
KG/ Kobe/ T-Mac
Riot wrote:Jumaine Jones sucks. Banks has potential. Jumaine just sucks. Banks all the way.
Heathly and in prime: Baron Davis or Steve Francis?
Jae. wrote:Pavel Podkolzin, I think he's just going to be better, Ramos is a bit
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Boozer has a post gamej.23 wrote:boozer.. more refined post game, more consistent and doesn't force his shots
Micchy_boy wrote:
Mitch Kup-suck or Danny Ainge
Homer wrote:Earl Boykins or Muggsy Bogues?
i say Boykins. Much better shooter and he is much stronger.
Micchy_boy wrote:Homer wrote:Earl Boykins or Muggsy Bogues?
i say Boykins. Much better shooter and he is much stronger.
agree with homer i choose boykins.
kobe bryant or Penny Hardaway (as Shaq Partner)
TRIO DOROBO wrote:Kobe. to carry the lazy Shaq in playoff then come finals shaq dominant to win the finals mvp award. what a genuis guy this shaq was.
from an individual stats standpoint, both players see increases in scoring when apart, with Kobe's efficiency staying steady while Shaq's points per 100 possession metric actually improves! To the casual fan, Kobe may be the winner in that he can light up the scoreboard, but Shaquille shows the best overall ability to shine away from his 'other half'...
the simple answer is that together Kobe and Shaq made for a dominant force in the NBA, even in the strife filled 03-04 campaign -- an 81% plus/minus game-by-game win rate when they were on the floor together is the second best player-pair in the league from last season, only topped by Tinsley-Artest who were 34-6 (85%) in their game by game plus/minus tallies.
Split up, Shaq proves to be the player that makes the most difference to winning and losing (at least with the 03-04 Lakers), by a considerable margin -- a raw +57 plus/minus without Kobe looks pretty good next to Kobe's -67 plus/minus without Shaquille, and on a per 48 minute basis it's +3.8 for Shaq alone to -4.6 for Kobe alone.
Still, O'Neal's game-by-game +/- winning record was only 54%, although that's in part a function of limited minutes apart which makes for a more volatile (and thus close to 50%) statistic.
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