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Dr. J



The Doc stirred up some shit by releasing his all-time starting five, and his all-time second team.

His all-time starting five...


Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain


Sincerely, Wolfman! :)



His second team...


Magic Johnson
Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Karl Malone
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar



He is taking a dump on players of the last couple of decades, and I find that a little bit cathartic, actually.

But a few comments should be made.

1. Placing Wilt and B. Russell on the starting five is a cop-out. You've got to pick one of them.

2. Tim Duncan belongs on that second team in place of K. Malone.

3. LeBron not being found anywhere is wack.

4. The whole thing, while somewhat amusing is wack. You can only judge players by how they did in their own era, and so yes, there were great players prior to Dr. J's time. He has chosen to honor them. Elgin Baylor is on an all-time top five? Really?

5. This is fun, but also just a lot of noise.



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Softball Bat wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 6:29 am Tim Duncan belongs on that second team in place of K. Malone.
Duncan - 24,496 points
Malone - 36,374 points

Add Malone's elbows to the mix. The guy was a beast.
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I still say if I was in a game of 2 on 2 and I could pick a player in his prime with me, it would be Wilt.
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ML@Coyote wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 10:24 am
Softball Bat wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 6:29 am Tim Duncan belongs on that second team in place of K. Malone.
Duncan - 24,496 points
Malone - 36,374 points

Add Malone's elbows to the mix. The guy was a beast.
He was.

Duncan was the top player on a team that won 5 NBA titles.
Duncan was finals MVP 3 times.
Duncan was also 15x NBA all-defensive.

Duncan was, imo, a better all around player than Malone.
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Wolfman wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 11:07 am I still say if I was in a game of 2 on 2 and I could pick a player in his prime with me, it would be Wilt.
It's hard to argue with that.


Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
10 seconds left in a tie game and you are inbounding the ball.

Who do you wish could take the last shot for your team?


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Larry Bird!
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Softball Bat wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 12:52 pm Duncan was the top player on a team that won 5 NBA titles.
Duncan was finals MVP 3 times.
Duncan was also 15x NBA all-defensive.

Duncan was, imo, a better all around player than Malone.
Good points. But Duncan was definitely on the better team. So, were the Spurs great largely because of Duncan? Or was Duncan great because he was on a better team? It's a good question. They say great players make their teammates better, so you might win the argument here.
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Softball Bat wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 12:55 pm
Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
10 seconds left in a tie game and you are inbounding the ball.

Who do you wish could take the last shot for your team?
Tough call.

Ray Allen
Reggie Miller
Damian Lillard
Larry Bird

Brandon Roy absolutely destroyed everyone else in the "clutch shot" stat for 5 years, but I'll say it was too small a sample size.
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I would add Robert Horry to that list. Maybe he's not my number one choice, but he at least deserves a mention.

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For that last shot I'll pick Pete Maravich .
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I'll take MJ on that last second shot.
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Wolfman wrote: Fri Apr 30, 2021 12:54 am For that last shot I'll pick Pete Maravich .
In an NCAA game, yeah.
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Jsc810 wrote: Fri Apr 30, 2021 2:56 pm Prime Shaq belongs on the list.
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Jsc810 wrote:Prime Shaq belongs on the list.
Nope.

If he had a FT % over 50% or could hit a 10 ft jumper, I’d agree. But he couldn’t.

Too many other big men that could do more than dunk. And that’s enough to make up for lacking his unmatched combination of size/strength.


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Softball Bat wrote: Thu Apr 29, 2021 6:29 am Image

Dr. J



The Doc stirred up some shit by releasing his all-time starting five, and his all-time second team.

His all-time starting five...


Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain


Sincerely, Wolfman! :)



His second team...


Magic Johnson
Michael Jordan
Larry Bird
Karl Malone
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar



He is taking a dump on players of the last couple of decades, and I find that a little bit cathartic, actually.

But a few comments should be made.

1. Placing Wilt and B. Russell on the starting five is a cop-out. You've got to pick one of them.

2. Tim Duncan belongs on that second team in place of K. Malone.

3. LeBron not being found anywhere is wack.

4. The whole thing, while somewhat amusing is wack. You can only judge players by how they did in their own era, and so yes, there were great players prior to Dr. J's time. He has chosen to honor them. Elgin Baylor is on an all-time top five? Really?

5. This is fun, but also just a lot of noise.



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So if you had Chamberlain and Russell on your roster you’d bench one of them?

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An all-time starting five should not have two centers on it.
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Softball Bat wrote: Mon May 03, 2021 10:56 pm An all-time starting five should not have two centers on it.
Could it have three guards on it ?

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Could it have three guards on it ?
Maybe.
If you want to call the small forward a "guard."

You shouldn't have two point guards on an all-time starting five, just like you shouldn't have two centers on an all-time starting five.


Dr. J. felt a desperate need to include Wilt, Kareem, and Bill on his two units, and there was no way for him to accomplish that other than to place two centers on one of the teams.

He should have nutted up and left one of the three off.
Sometimes you've got to make the difficult choices.


You can't have an all-time starting five and have Magic Johnson and John Stockton both on the unit.
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Put Wilt at center and Russell forward.
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Yeah, and why not put Magic at shooting guard?


William Felton Russell (born February 12, 1934) is an American
former professional basketball player who played center
for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association
(NBA) from 1956 to 1969...


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Russell


Bill Russell, byname of William Felton Russell, (born February 12,
1934, Monroe, Louisiana, U.S.), American basketball player who was
the first outstanding defensive centre
in the history of the National
Basketball Association (NBA)...


https://www.britannica.com/biography/Bill-Russell



Russell was a center.
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Softball Bat wrote: Tue May 04, 2021 1:17 am You can't have an all-time starting five and have Magic Johnson and John Stockton both on the unit.
There's no way a team with two starting point guards could ever win a championship or two.

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Dnsdale wrote:Earvin Johnson and Norm Nixon
I bet both of them got to hump one of the Laker Girls after each win.
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The Doc's all-time starting five

Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain



Russell Westbrook has now tied O. Robertson for the most triple doubles in NBA history.
And he's done it in 100 fewer games.

Step aside, O.
Russ cracks the all-time starting five!


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