
Jackal wrote:Nash being picked over a healthy Kidd just goes to show...
It goes to show absolutely nothing.
Kidd is a better defender, but Nash is better offensively.
They're both good in their own respects
both have turned around franchises
VanK wrote:Matthew wrote:Vank, I hope your joking when you say Kidd was "very good" in the halfcourt offense when comparing him to Iverson (who carried his 76ers to the finals with their next best scorer was Mutumbo).
You're forgetting that AI has been playing PG only for the past two years, which is supposedly his prime. Sure, numbers prove that he is a good scorer and he has quite a few assists, but from a playmaking standpoint, he isn't exactly in the same league as Nash, Kidd and other pure PGs. That's why I rate Nash above AI when it comes to playing PG.
it's a total insult to Kidd to be put in the same category as Nash if we are talking about their primes.
The team was built around Iverson. He had scorers and they all wanted to leave.
No. He at least has a point. You haven't made one, other than trying to insult him. Go find out what an "ad hominem attack" is.
GloveGuy wrote:Gary Payton.
Honestly, how Nash has 14 votes is beyond me. I'm seriously this close to leaving the forum, as I refuse to be part of a community where Steve Nash can compete in a poll against Jason Kidd.
The argument's already been made, but really, anyone arguing in favor of Nash is just embarassing himself.
weejontee wrote:who would u want in his prime?
Gary Payton.
Honestly, how Nash has 14 votes is beyond me. I'm seriously this close to leaving the forum, as I refuse to be part of a community where Steve Nash can compete in a poll against Jason Kidd.
The argument's already been made, but really, anyone arguing in favor of Nash is just embarassing himself.
Matt wrote:i'm sure you read the ESPN poll on top 10 PG of all time. Nash #9....Payton #10........i find that ridiculous since Payton more than doubles Nash All-Star appearances, has more Finals appearances and he was a regular on the All-Defensive team.
NJNetsFan wrote:Sure Iverson's got individual talent but it barely helps his team improve.
Kidd makes everyone participate while putting up a somewhat decent amount of points on a good night. It's no surprise that Iverson's team kept hanging around .500 all season while the Nets went on 2 double digit win streaks.
EGarrett wrote:What would you consider the right team for Iverson?
He had scorers around him, they all had to leave because they didn't like him hogging the ball. At that point, he couldn't play point guard, and wouldn't run a normal offense because he wouldn't pass to start a possession.
2001 was the best year for him with the only team they could get around him. A bunch of defensive stoppers who couldn't shoot and didn't want to.
GloveGuy wrote:Honestly, how Nash has 14 votes is beyond me. I'm seriously this close to leaving the forum, as I refuse to be part of a community where Steve Nash can compete in a poll against Jason Kidd.
Matt wrote:i'm sure you read the ESPN poll on top 10 PG of all time. Nash #9....Payton #10........i find that ridiculous since Payton more than doubles Nash All-Star appearances, has more Finals appearances and he was a regular on the All-Defensive team.
Regardless of what anyone thinks of nash (i dislike him)...the fact is...he's achieved something only two point guards before him have done. He's the mvp..twice in a row...the basketball world voted it. With that said, in all fairness, he should be in the top 10 pg of all time just because of that fact.
Matt wrote:i'm sure you read the ESPN poll on top 10 PG of all time. Nash #9....Payton #10........i find that ridiculous since Payton more than doubles Nash All-Star appearances, has more Finals appearances and he was a regular on the All-Defensive team.
Andrew wrote:A bit extreme, don't you think?
Amphatoast wrote:so 2 good years make you top 10 all time? hahahah this is stupid.
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