Jae wrote:cklitsie wrote:Hey what about Oscar Robertson..
Don't list scrubs amongst all of these superstars ok.
HtownBallaADL wrote:Anyways, im going with STEVIE FRANCHISE
HtownBallaADL wrote:Jae wrote:cklitsie wrote:Hey what about Oscar Robertson..
Don't list scrubs amongst all of these superstars ok.
Oscar Robertson averaged a high triple double in a season and thats what you call a scrub??????
HtownBallaADL wrote:Jae wrote:cklitsie wrote:Hey what about Oscar Robertson..
Don't list scrubs amongst all of these superstars ok.
Oscar Robertson averaged a high triple double in a season and thats what you call a scrub??????
Anyways, im going with STEVIE FRANCHISE
Edit: WOW!!! I'm surprised no one said Kobe yet......
HtownBallaADL wrote:Jae wrote:cklitsie wrote:Hey what about Oscar Robertson..
Don't list scrubs amongst all of these superstars ok.
Oscar Robertson averaged a high triple double in a season and thats what you call a scrub??????
Anyways, im going with STEVIE FRANCHISE
Edit: WOW!!! I'm surprised no one said Kobe yet......
rongotai wrote:Bill isn't even the greatest C of all time yet alone the greatest player IMOJae wrote:For a serious mention I'd go with Bill Russell. I just can't be bothered arguing the point as it seems most posters here are under 11.
I know and Im not doubting Russell's abilities because he was simply an amazing talent and was a complete monster on the defensive end, but the fact is there has just been so many dominant C's throught the yearsdebiler wrote:rongotai wrote:Bill isn't even the greatest C of all time yet alone the greatest player IMOJae wrote:For a serious mention I'd go with Bill Russell. I just can't be bothered arguing the point as it seems most posters here are under 11.
Bill Russell may not have been the most skilled player. But his greatness showed in his intelligence and attitude on the court. His anticipation and strength of will made him the force on the defensive end. His battles with Chamberlain were epic and although he could not contain Wilt, he always gave him a hell of a hard time.
What I'm trying to say is: Bill Russell wasn't the best player of all time. But in the aspects of the game where Bill Russell excelled, there was no better player since.
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