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Which NBA players would have a "legendary" rating in a BB skill?

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137503.197 in reply to 137503.196
Date: 2/13/2011 3:00:56 AM
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Everyone forgets JOHN PAXSON....who? John Paxson. He played with the Bulls under number 5 and shot them 3 times into the play offs while everyone was looking at Michael Jordan.....

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137503.199 in reply to 137503.198
Date: 2/13/2011 6:02:01 AM
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Potential: Kwame Brown :D

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137503.201 in reply to 137503.198
Date: 2/13/2011 8:55:32 AM
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Shaq- 1206 reg season games 214 playoff games
Manu- 607 reg season games 117 playoff games

I completely agree about the NT stuff. I wish I could find some better records of international careers. I know that Shaq only played a couple years on the NT and that Manu has been a big part of Argentina's team for a long time.

Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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137503.202 in reply to 137503.194
Date: 2/13/2011 9:32:05 AM
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ginobili- 17055 nba regular season minutes 3651 Playoff minutes

Shaq- 41912 nba regular season minutes 8087 playoff minutes

Even with a big edge in NT minutes, the 30000 (29239 to be exact) extra minutes playing in the best league in the world gives the nod to Shaq for me. Manu played pro in Italy and Argentina I believe, but that's about the same as playing in NCAA d.1 (or was back in the late 80s early 90s).

Just my opinion.

Hell,no.I think NCAA tournament is really overrated as importance.Surely,NCAA is full of talent because is the league where all the young american players play,but top European and South American leagues are much more difficult to play than a legue like NCAA.When you play these kind of league,you play against player that play hundreds of games and learn every kind of tricks to force you to play bad,knows how to make fouls without being called by refs,knows well defensive and offensive tactics.

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137503.203 in reply to 137503.199
Date: 2/13/2011 9:35:20 AM
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Potential: Kwame Brown :D

Except he actually produces similar numbers as players like Emeka Okafor (per 36 minutes, use basketball reference when in doubt). He is one of the best production/salary contract in the league (sans rookie contracts).

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137503.204 in reply to 137503.200
Date: 2/13/2011 9:36:01 AM
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GM: Michael Jordan

I guess you wanted to say Isiah Thomas.

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137503.207 in reply to 137503.202
Date: 2/13/2011 11:06:47 AM
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ginobili- 17055 nba regular season minutes 3651 Playoff minutes

Shaq- 41912 nba regular season minutes 8087 playoff minutes

Even with a big edge in NT minutes, the 30000 (29239 to be exact) extra minutes playing in the best league in the world gives the nod to Shaq for me. Manu played pro in Italy and Argentina I believe, but that's about the same as playing in NCAA d.1 (or was back in the late 80s early 90s).

Just my opinion.

Hell,no.I think NCAA tournament is really overrated as importance.Surely,NCAA is full of talent because is the league where all the young american players play,but top European and South American leagues are much more difficult to play than a legue like NCAA.When you play these kind of league,you play against player that play hundreds of games and learn every kind of tricks to force you to play bad,knows how to make fouls without being called by refs,knows well defensive and offensive tactics.



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