Everyone does realise Bynum is so good atm because their aren't that many good Center's as their were say 15 or even 10 year's ago.
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05-01-12 11:43 PM #36
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05-01-12 11:47 PM #37
Hard to put anyone ahead of Shaq IMO.
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05-01-12 11:49 PM #38
Same would have to be said about Howard with this school of thought. I'm not totally disagreeing BTW.
Originally Posted by Punter101
Everyone does realise Bynum is so good atm because their aren't that many good Center's as their were say 15 or even 10 year's ago.
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05-01-12 11:49 PM #39
10) Bill Walton - Portland Trail Blazers, San Diego/L.A. Clippers, Boston Celtics - 1974 - 1978, 1979 - 1980, 1982 - 1986, 1987
9) Patrick Ewing - New York Knicks, Seattle Supersonics, Orlando Magic - 1985 - 2002
8) David Robinson - San Antonio Spurs - 1989 - 1996, 1997 - 2003
7) George Mikan - Minneapolis Lakers - 1948 - 1954, 1955 - 1956
6) Moses Malone - Utah Stars, Spirits of St. Louis, Buffalo Braves, Houston Rockets, Philadelphia 76ers, Washington Bullets, Atlanta Hawks, Milwaukee Bucks, San Antonio Spurs - 1974 - 1992, 1993-1994
5) Hakeem Olajuwon - Houston Rockets, Toronto Raptors - 1984 - 2002
4) Shaquille O'Neal - Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, Boston Celtics - 1992 - 2011
3) Wilt Chamberlain - Philadelphia/San Francisco Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers, Los Angeles Lakers - 1959 - 1973
2) Bill Russell - Boston Celtics - 1956-1969
1) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar - Milwaukee Bucks, Los Angeles Lakers - 1969 - 1989
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05-01-12 11:51 PM #40
Definetely, they both had their good year's Bynum this one but there's not that much competition out there, not saying that their not good just saying not tested Originally Posted by William Walters
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05-02-12 12:04 AM #41
The NBA is devoid of centers. Andrew Bynums draft lotto ball must have been in the freezer.
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05-02-12 12:23 AM #42
Hakeem is the best center of all time. period. even MJ said that Originally Posted by 19th Hole
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05-02-12 12:26 AM #43
Doesn't make it true. Originally Posted by oldscho0led
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05-02-12 12:30 AM #44
i wouldn't trade dirk for bynum str8 up lol Originally Posted by William Walters
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05-02-12 12:33 AM #45
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05-02-12 09:24 AM #46
Originally Posted by gauchojake
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05-02-12 09:38 AM #47
He is better than Howard now
Much tougher
19x better post up player
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05-02-12 09:58 AM #48
Russell's teams won the all important game sevens verse Wilt's teams. Scoreboard Russell. But, to say Russell dominated Wilt is 100% false. Originally Posted by will2survive
Wilt and Russell played against each other 142 times over a ten year period. Russell won 88 times, Wilt won 74 times. Wilt averaged 28.7 points and 28.7 rebounds vs. Russell. Russell averaged 14.5 and 23.7 vs. Wilt.
Wilt's high game vs. Russell was 62, and he had six other 50 point games againts Russell . Russell's high game against Wilt was 37, and he had only two other 30 points games.
Wilt's record 55 rebound game was against Russell, and he had six other 40 rebound games vs. Russell.
(much of the above is not my work........no time to compile these types of stats)
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05-02-12 10:05 AM #49
Bynum is too immature and doesn't want to be great.
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05-02-12 10:07 AM #50
I cannot believe you guys are forgetting the Bobcats center this year, fukin dominated both sides of the court. Team might of won 9 with a solid backcourt. Fuk what am I smoking, continue on.
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05-02-12 10:33 AM #51
You boys continue to fall for JJ's BS..
JJ posts something patently stupid like:
Bynum top 5 center all time
Now, JJ is not an idiot so there is no way in hell he actually believes that...And just sits back and waits on the responses.
In a way, its pure genius...it really is!
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05-02-12 12:14 PM #52
I don't think it's beyond possible for Bynum to reach that level of greatness. Unlikely; sure. But if he stays healthy and the Lakers continue to increase his workload, he would have a chance to become dominant. I do believe he's the best Center right now and has the ability and potential to dominate the league. Originally Posted by Doc JS
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05-02-12 12:20 PM #53
Top 5 huh..have u been drinking
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05-02-12 08:15 PM #54
top 20 maybe
Mikan is still the best ever
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05-02-12 11:43 PM #55
Originally Posted by William Walters
Russell's teams won the all important game sevens verse Wilt's teams. Scoreboard Russell. But, to say Russell dominated Wilt is 100% false.
Wilt and Russell played against each other 142 times over a ten year period. Russell won 88 times, Wilt won 74 times. Wilt averaged 28.7 points and 28.7 rebounds vs. Russell. Russell averaged 14.5 and 23.7 vs. Wilt.
Wilt's high game vs. Russell was 62, and he had six other 50 point games againts Russell . Russell's high game against Wilt was 37, and he had only two other 30 points games.
Wilt's record 55 rebound game was against Russell, and he had six other 40 rebound games vs. Russell.
(much of the above is not my work........no time to compile these types of stats)
Championships?---Russell blows Wilt away.....stats aren't the determining factor. Russell and the Celtics dominated. Wilt's problem is that all he cared about were stats
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05-03-12 12:58 AM #56
How many games of Wilt have you watched? Be honest, now. Originally Posted by will2survive
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05-03-12 06:50 AM #57
Howard > Bynum
No comparison at all...
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05-03-12 07:51 AM #58
Bynum better than D12 right now. When did the Magic pass the ball to Dwight to finish the game? Maybe an alley oop inbound
Or is this just Kobe&Gasol doing work..
Would Howard have been better playing with them?
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05-03-12 01:26 PM #59
Come on will2..........you said Russell dominated Wilt and the numbers speak otherwise (you weren't talking about rings.....you were talking about on the court.......if you want to talk rings.........we'll be forced to discuss Robert Horry verse the likes of Jordan). Originally Posted by will2survive
Again...........here you go................Wilt kicked Russell's ass:
Wilt and Russell played against each other 142 times over a ten year period. Russell won 88 times, Wilt won 74 times. Wilt averaged 28.7 points and 28.7 rebounds vs. Russell. Russell averaged 14.5 and 23.7 vs. Wilt. Wilt's high game vs. Russell was 62, and he had six other 50 point games againts Russell . Russell's high game against Wilt was 37, and he had only two other 30 points games. Wilt's record 55 rebound game was against Russell, and he had six other 40 rebound games vs. Russell.
By the way........Russell and his 215 to 220 pound body would get destroyed by top centers of the 21st century. 220 pounds is average at best for a 2 guard.
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05-03-12 03:51 PM #60
Originally Posted by William Walters
Come on will2..........you said Russell dominated Wilt and the numbers speak otherwise (you weren't talking about rings.....you were talking about on the court.......if you want to talk rings.........we'll be forced to discuss Robert Horry verse the likes of Jordan).
Again...........here you go................Wilt kicked Russell's ass:
Wilt and Russell played against each other 142 times over a ten year period. Russell won 88 times, Wilt won 74 times. Wilt averaged 28.7 points and 28.7 rebounds vs. Russell. Russell averaged 14.5 and 23.7 vs. Wilt. Wilt's high game vs. Russell was 62, and he had six other 50 point games againts Russell . Russell's high game against Wilt was 37, and he had only two other 30 points games. Wilt's record 55 rebound game was against Russell, and he had six other 40 rebound games vs. Russell.
By the way........Russell and his 215 to 220 pound body would get destroyed by top centers of the 21st century. 220 pounds is average at best for a 2 guard.
this crap again? It's common knowledge that Wilt cared more about the numbers while Russell cared more about WINNING
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05-03-12 03:52 PM #61
Coach stirring the pot.
Mentally, Bynum is not there, he won't even be top 25 of all time.
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05-03-12 05:51 PM #62
Just admit that Wilt outplayed Russell pal. It's a fact. Sure, the Celts of the 50 years ago outplayed the Lakers, but Wilt was more dominant than Russell. Originally Posted by will2survive
this crap again? It's common knowledge that Wilt cared more about the numbers while Russell cared more about WINNING
BTW............Russell would get bitch slapped around the NBA these days. 215 pounds as an NBA "center"
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05-03-12 06:34 PM #63
Wilt is the best center of all time.. he bitch slapped Russell almost every time in head to head.. The stats dont lie..
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05-03-12 07:55 PM #64
another dumb thread...people need to stop replying to this idiot
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05-03-12 09:05 PM #65
I played against Russell on the tail end of his career
guy was a fokking beast
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05-22-12 05:50 PM #66
so much for all of this nonsense
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02-01-14 11:17 AM #67
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02-01-14 11:22 AM #68
Originally Posted by William Walters
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01-31-15 07:47 PM #69
what is bynum up to these days?
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01-31-15 08:21 PM #70
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