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Post by George Gervin on Sept 16, 2010 20:07:01 GMT
Just found this neat thing on ESPN. espn.go.com/espn/greatestteam/index/_/teamId/5556371/the-greatest-hawks-team-all-timeIt let's you build the greatest team of all time from your favorite franchises. I am gonna try to do all 30 and would like to hear everyone's review on it. ONE NOTE: if there are certain players for certain franchises that are stuck in the same position your not allowed to change them (that's the one BS THING about the ESPN thing, it won't let you say move Kareem or Wilt to PF and start Shaq at Center).
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Post by Gary Payton on Sept 16, 2010 20:23:23 GMT
this thing is f'n tight
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Post by Charles Barkley on Sept 16, 2010 20:25:56 GMT
Charlotte should be interesting.
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Post by Blake Bowman on Sept 16, 2010 20:41:44 GMT
LoL LA is hard Center wise...
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Post by George Gervin on Sept 16, 2010 21:21:13 GMT
Atlanta Hawks PG - Pete Maravich SG - Joe Johnson SF - Dominique Wilkins PF - Bob Petit C - Moses Malone
Boston Celtics PG - Bob Cousy SG - John Havlicek SF - Larry Bird PF - Kevin McHale C - Bill Russell
Charlotte Bobcats PG - Raymond Felton SG - Jason Richardson SF - Gerald Wallace PF - Boris Diaw C - Emeka Okafor
Chicago Bulls PG - Norm Van Lier SG - Michael Jordan SF - Scottie Pippen PF - Dennis Rodman C - Artis Gilmore
Cleveland Cavaliers PG - Mark Price SG - Austin Carr SF - Lebron James PF - Larry Nance C - Zydrunas Ilgauskas
Dallas Mavericks PG - Steve Nash SG - Michael Finley SF - Jamal Mashburn PF - Dirk Nowitzki C - Roy Tarpley (I am sorry but you know it's bad when Dampier and Bradley are listed on greatest list for Dallas).
Denver Nuggets PG - Nick Van Exel SG - David Thompson SF - Alex English PF - Antonio McDyess C - Dan Issel
Detroit Pistons PG - Isiah Thomas SG - Joe Dumars SF - Adrian Dantly PF - Dennis Rodman C - Bill Lambier (I actually had a tough time with this one, Lanier is the better player but Lambier might be the better fit)
Golden State Warriors PG - Tim Hardaway SG - Latrell Spreewell SF - Rick Barry PF - Chris Webber C - Wilt Chamberlain
Houston Rockets PG - Calvin Murphy SG - Clyde Drexler SF - Rudy Tomjanovic PF - Elvin Hayes C - Hakeem Olajuwon
Indiana Pacers PG - Mark Jackson SG - Reggie Miller SF - Jalen Rose PF - Jermaine O'Neal C - Herb Williams
Los Angeles Clippers PG - Norm Nixon SG - Ron Harper SF - Danny Manning PF - Elton Brand C - Bob McAdoo
Los Angeles Lakers PG - Magic Johnson SG - Kobe Bryant SF - Elgin Baylor PF - Pau Gasol C - Shaquille O'Neal
Memphis Grizzlies PG - Jason Williams SG - Michael Dickerson SF - Rudy Gay PF - Shareef Abdur Raheem C - Pau Gasol
Miami Heat PG - Tim Hardaway SG - Dwyane Wade SF - Glen Rice PF - Brian Grant C - Alonzo Mourning
Milwaukee Bucks PG - Oscar Robertson SG - Ray Allen SF - Glenn Robinson PF - Vin Baker C - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Minnesota Timberwolves PG - Stephon Marbury SG - Isiah Rider SF - Wally Szczerbiak PF - Kevin Garnett C - Al Jefferson
New Jersey Nets PG - Jason Kidd SG - Vince Carter SF - Keith Van Horn PF - Buck Williams C - Sam Bowie
New York Knicks
PG - Walt Fraizer SG - Earl Monroe SF - Bernard King PF - Dave DeBusschere C - Patrick Ewing
New Orleans Hornets PG - Chris Paul SG - Rex Chapman SF - Jamal Mashburn PF - Larry Johnson C - Alonzo Mourning
Orlando Magic PG - Penny Hardaway SG - Tracy McGrady SF - Dennis Scott PF - Horace Grant C - Dwight Howard (I know Shaq dominated for Orlando but Dwight stayed in team longer and will catch Shaq's numbers in ORLANDO TEAM HISTORY)
Philadelphia 76ers PG - Maurice Cheeks SG - Allen Iverson SF - Julius Erving PF - Charles Barkley C - Wilt Chamberlain (this one's tough too, I think people might want Moses Malone instead).
Phoenix Suns PG - Kevin Johnson (but both Nash and Kidd can give him a run for his money ESPECIALLY Nash) SG - Dan Majerle SF - Shawn Marion PF - Amare Stoudemire (this one's tough as well just like most of them, only because of longevity I took Amare over Charles). C - Alvin Adams
Portland Trail Blazers PG - Damon Stoudamire SG - Clyde Drexler SF - Kiki Vandeweghe PF - Rasheed Wallace C - Bill Walton
Sacramento Kings PG - Oscar Robertson SG - Mitch Richmond SF - Peja Stojakovic PF - Chris Webber C - Vlade Divac
San Antonio Spurs PG - Tony Parker SG - Alvin Robertson SF - George Gervin PF - Tim Duncan C - David Robinson
Seattle Supersonics (not the OKC Thunder) PG - Gary Payton SG - Ray Allen SF - Rashard Lewis PF - Shawn Kemp C - Jack Sikma
Toronto Raptors PG - Damon Stoudamire SG - Vince Carter SF - Jalen Rose PF - Chris Bosh C - Andrea Bargnani
Utah Jazz PG - John Stockton SG - Pete Maravich SF - Adrian Dantley PF - Karl Malone C - Mehmet Okur
Washington Bullets PG - Gilbert Arenas SG - Jeff Malone SF - Bernard King PF - Elvin Hayes C - Walt Bellamy
DONE, FEEL FREE TO DISAGREE WITH THIS.
ONE NOTE: if there are certain players for certain franchises that are stuck in the same position your not allowed to change them (that's the one BS THING about the ESPN thing, it won't let you say move Kareem or Wilt to PF and start Shaq at Center).
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Post by Blake Bowman on Sept 16, 2010 21:31:50 GMT
Kareem and Wilt are WAY better than Shaq...
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Post by George Gervin on Sept 16, 2010 21:54:14 GMT
Kareem and Wilt are WAY better than Shaq... I agree in the overall spectrum I have Shaq as 5th greatest Center of all time (I think Russell, Wilt, Kareem, and Hakeem are better then Shaq is). 1. Russell 2. Wilt 3. Kareem 4. Hakeem 5. Shaq I didn't know who to place though, do you go with Shaq/Wilt who can draw constant double teams, or the finesse and versatility and also a guy that helps open up the fast break game. It's a tough one because each brought great result for the Lakers, I am going with the default pick, at first I picked Kareem, but then I changed it to Shaq, I might change the pick again.
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Post by Jay Triano on Sept 17, 2010 0:22:08 GMT
Replace Bargnani with Antonio Davis and Jalen Rose for Tmac
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