Dr J Irving Leaves LeBron James Off Of All-Time 1st And 2nd Team

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  • rm18
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 09-20-05
    • 22291

    #141
    Jerry West averaged .7 blocks and 2.6 steals at 35 years old the only year they tracked them in his career. He likely had way higher numbers than that in his prime so would have to think he was pretty athletic.
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    • JIBBBY
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 12-10-09
      • 83686

      #142
      Top Players and the NBA experts are always saying you gotta have the rings.

      Two words - BILL RUSSELL.

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      • Roger T. Bannon
        SBR Hall of Famer
        • 06-28-18
        • 5139

        #143
        Originally posted by rm18
        Jerry West averaged .7 blocks and 2.6 steals at 35 years old the only year they tracked them in his career. He likely had way higher numbers than that in his prime so would have to think he was pretty athletic.
        Yeah, he was a pretty good athlete. He is very 1960s in his style of play. He would play much differently today. He would annihilate 3-pointers. Rick Barry might have been a better athlete though and a better shooter.
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        • Roger T. Bannon
          SBR Hall of Famer
          • 06-28-18
          • 5139

          #144
          Originally posted by JIBBBY
          Top Players and the NBA experts are always saying you gotta have the rings.

          Two words - BILL RUSSELL.

          Big Bill was an impressive athlete but very limited offensively. I am sure he would have a great offensive game today, but I would not rate him nearly as high as guys like Gilmore, Kareem and Wilt. His athleticism was definitely elite though.
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          • Roger T. Bannon
            SBR Hall of Famer
            • 06-28-18
            • 5139

            #145
            Jerry West might have been good but his teammate was Elgin Baylor and he was nothing compared to him. Elgin Baylor was playing like a modern day player in the 1950s. He was awesome.
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            • masr
              SBR MVP
              • 10-20-07
              • 4773

              #146
              Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

              If there is anyone who really DROPS OFF when they are losing a series hands down.... its Lebron. There's no question about it. The body language... the sh#$ effort... when Lebron is totally out manned in a series... I've never seen anyone.. GIVE UP LIKE HE DOES. That's not a LEGEND. This will always tarnish his legacy.

              Kobe Bryant never gave up... Michael Jordan never gave up. Lebron is already on vacation in the 4th quarter.
              Harden
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              • carolinakid
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 01-12-11
                • 19106

                #147
                the basketball to me in the 90's was real basketball, today game is nothing but street ball, because most of these 1 and done kids only know 1 thing to shoot the ball, they dont stay in a school long enough to learn to play defense
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                • TheMoneyShot
                  BARRELED IN @ SBR!
                  • 02-14-07
                  • 28672

                  #148
                  Originally posted by masr
                  Harden
                  Good call. I agree with that.
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