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It's impossible for me to pick Elgin Baylor and George Gervin, I ain't never seen those dudes play and neither has the dudes picking them
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S2J;8073601 said:Results are kinda embarrassing how tilted they are toward modern players .
AI and Barkley (2 fan favorites) are not better all time players than Elgin Baylor
Chi-Town Bully;8073731 said:It's impossible for me to pick Elgin Baylor and George Gervin, I ain't never seen those dudes play and neither has the dudes picking them
luke1733;8073722 said:O.G.;8072487 said:luke1733;8072349 said:I saw Karl Malone and he was great but not a team leader and didn't play D,
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He made first team all-defense 3 times and second team once.
DAmn O.G. you been at me since September of last year on this same topic when you wrote "wrong thread". I saw this when I went back to repost the reason why Iverson is BETTER than Barkley and you wrote "wrong thread" when I was talking about players with no rings.
Again, the numbers don't lie. Outside of rebounds Iverson had more an effect on the game before PER was invented, which I believe in PER somewhat and some of it is misleading when a franchise player is called on and pressured by his organization and team to take more risks than they would allow a regular player, but anyway here's the numbers on a conversation already had. Sidenote on the Malone issue: I don't care what awards Malone got on defense, that dude was not a defensive juggernaut threat when you looked at him play. I saw the dude, fuck the award!
Old conversation:
Iverson vs Barkley (I know they play diff't positions)
Just to show how great Iverson was and which class he belongs to. He is in the class of people you would put above a Charles Barkley.
Just had another convo about Iverson. Said he was better than Barkley and folks erupted, saying he wasn't.
Can't put AI above Jordan, Kobe, Magic and some others but he damn sure was better than Dominique Wilkins, Charles Barkley, Kevin Johnson, Mookie Blaylock, Stephen Curry, Tony Parker .
Todd MacCulloch was Iverson's second best player on the team he took to the finals(I would've said Eric Snow, but stats say this dude). That says everything.
Charles 1984-1996
Iverson 1996-2008
Iverson beats Charles in Points Per game for each year of his career (excluding his last return to 76ers)
Iverson beats Charles in Assists Per game each year of his career
Charles kills Iverson (and most in NBA) in rebounds, but Iverson does pretty well for a shooting guard of 6’0 for rebounds.
Iverson played more minutes per season than Charles
Iverson shot better free throws than Charles (Charles was known for being a good free throw shooter)
Iverson’s 3pt percentage is better than Charles
Charles shot a better FG% through his career
Iverson beat Charles in steals per game for career
Iverson committed less fouls throughout career than Charles
Turnovers were roughly the same, again considering Iverson handled the ball 10x as much as Charles this I will say Iverson in essence committed fewer turnovers.
*Iverson was rated the fifth-greatest NBA shooting guard of all time by ESPN in 2008.
*Iverson won Big East Defensive Player of the Year awards both years he played with Georgetown.
*Iverson is also 12th on the list of ALL TIME STEAL Leaders. As Kevin Durant (also pretty good) recently said about him being best pound for pound.
Iverson beats Charles in Points Per game
Iverson beats Charles in Assists Per game
Charles kills Iverson (and most in NBA) in rebounds
Iverson played more minutes per season than Charles
Iverson shot better free throws than Charles
Iverson’s 3pt percentage is better than Charles
Charles shot a better FG%
Iverson beat Charles in steals
Iverson committed less fouls
luke1733;8075838 said:O.G. it ain't silly.
"It's not wrong to compare AI vs Barkley when it comes to all time ranking. I'm just saying that using their career numbers head to head as a gauge is silly bcuz they played two completely different positions."
I get the point, but scouts do it and teams do it; so therefore I'm right in doing it. Even when a team doesn't have a particular need for a certain position, but that team is in need of a franchise player to define their team --THEY will do what I did. What I did (that you seem to miss going point to point and didn't get the point) was show the effect on the game.
In any sport and even in different sports from MMA to boxing people do it. Could Tyson ko Jon Jones? People do it.
Then someone like you comes along and says it's different, thinking we haven't already known this.
I can compare position with position or position to a different position in basketball and determine which player might seem to have certain effects on the game and which player might be the better player. It's done all the time, especially in a thread titled THE BEST PLAYERS TO NEVER WIN A RING that begs the question to compare or validate the choice. I can say Iverson was better than Patrick Ewing (you can say different positions; and I'll say you're changing the subject. If you want to stay on positions I can talk that, but I'll talk what the world does and be right in doing so if I choose to compare them; even if I know there position determines alot; but I can also say to that argument that the COACH determines alot in who gets the ball. Look at Lebron James, Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis these are players with the ball in their hands 80% of the time and aren't guards who all have guard numbers. The NBA has many positions or blending of responsibilities that makes my points relevant when talking about a players effect on the game) The game today is about "who is your best player" and the team gives him the ball to win it unless your a team like the Hawks or Spurs.
On your point on Barkley. Did you see Barkley? He played like a Point Forward, which in essence is a guard. He held the ball every possession for nearly 20 seconds(like a guard is given privilege to do) and would back a player in and then pump fake, pump fake, pump fake again, then ram his body into yours and then shoot. I'm about as right as comparing Barkley to a SG as a person would be in comparing Lebron a small forward to a power forward.
I get the point on positions limit a player tremendously on certain statistics and aspects of the game. I can have the convo on position with position. But I made my point on being able to compare players effects while taking into account their statistics to do so.
luke1733;8075838 said:O.G. it ain't silly.
"It's not wrong to compare AI vs Barkley when it comes to all time ranking. I'm just saying that using their career numbers head to head as a gauge is silly bcuz they played two completely different positions."
I get the point, but scouts do it and teams do it; so therefore I'm right in doing it. Even when a team doesn't have a particular need for a certain position, but that team is in need of a franchise player to define their team --THEY will do what I did. What I did (that you seem to miss going point to point and didn't get the point) was show the effect on the game.
In any sport and even in different sports from MMA to boxing people do it. Could Tyson ko Jon Jones? People do it.
Then someone like you comes along and says it's different, thinking we haven't already known this.
I can compare position with position or position to a different position in basketball and determine which player might seem to have certain effects on the game and which player might be the better player. It's done all the time, especially in a thread titled THE BEST PLAYERS TO NEVER WIN A RING that begs the question to compare or validate the choice. I can say Iverson was better than Patrick Ewing (you can say different positions; and I'll say you're changing the subject. If you want to stay on positions I can talk that, but I'll talk what the world does and be right in doing so if I choose to compare them; even if I know there position determines alot; but I can also say to that argument that the COACH determines alot in who gets the ball. Look at Lebron James, Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis these are players with the ball in their hands 80% of the time and aren't guards who all have guard numbers. The NBA has many positions or blending of responsibilities that makes my points relevant when talking about a players effect on the game) The game today is about "who is your best player" and the team gives him the ball to win it unless your a team like the Hawks or Spurs.
On your point on Barkley. Did you see Barkley? He played like a Point Forward, which in essence is a guard. He held the ball every possession for nearly 20 seconds(like a guard is given privilege to do) and would back a player in and then pump fake, pump fake, pump fake again, then ram his body into yours and then shoot. I'm about as right as comparing Barkley to a SG as a person would be in comparing Lebron a small forward to a power forward.
I get the point on positions limit a player tremendously on certain statistics and aspects of the game. I can have the convo on position with position. But I made my point on being able to compare players effects while taking into account their statistics to do so.
En-Fuego22;8061846 said:Imo tmac
The Recipe;8087372 said:Ai, Malone and Barkley those are the only 3 I considered voting for and there top 3.
king hassan;8082477 said:A.I better than Kevin Johnson, sigh