white_chocolate_55 said:dont see how mj didnt have class.. he busted up steve kerr pretty well at training too, so what?
DVS said:I think this argument has gotten out of hand...but....while you are naming all the shitty players look at the good ones he had...pippen, rodman, grant, etc etc.
jimmy jackson said:lol
That is an amazing list you just posted. Thanks for strengthening my argument!
DVS said:I think this argument has gotten out of hand...but....while you are naming all the shitty players look at the good ones he had...pippen, rodman, grant, etc etc.
jimmy jackson said:ron harper = a defensive player that is well past his prime
lol
look up his stats you goose. He made the sacrifice to join ChiTown. Was a legit scorer in his own right.
DVS said:Jees Choc...settle down a bit mate. Just let it go.
Jordan is the best their ever has been (IMO)....and i believe that in the future there will be someone deemed better just like Wilt before him. At this stage it looks like it might be LBJ
But it also goes back to the arguement....it is very difficult to compare eras, especially when it comes to sport.
white_chocolate_55 said:mate this is as funny for me as it is for you... im not taking it personal, hope your not too.. its quite funny.. i just think its crazy seeing everyone mention the next michael jordan..
DVS said:Nah its all cool...it did sound like you were getting a bit heated there for a while though
Denver played the second half without Kenyon Martin, who has been troubled by knee and leg problems for much of the season and recently missed four games. He appeared to be near tears while holding his left leg during a first-half timeout.
jimmy jackson said:Mate, you haven't made sense in a good 10 pages.
Dennis Rodman will make the HOF.
Ron Harper could have averaged +20 PPG on another team.
Horace Grant is one of the most underrated players in the history of the NBA.
I like how you counted his entire career stats and left out the fact that he was more around 14 PPG 10.5 Rebounds (4 offensive) 1.5 blocks (and many altered shots) and shot 53% in his Chicago days.
How bout I look at just MJ's Washington days when considering his career
Before joining Chicago... Ron Harper's numbers (clearly illustrating my point that he sacrificed personal glory for team success and was a legit scorer in his own right):
86-87 CLE 82 82 37.4 .455 .213 .684 2.10 2.70 4.80 4.8 2.55 1.02 4.21 3.00 22.9
87-88 CLE 57 52 32.1 .464 .150 .705 1.10 2.80 3.90 4.9 2.14 .91 2.77 2.80 15.4
88-89 CLE 82 82 34.8 .511 .250 .751 1.50 3.50 5.00 5.3 2.26 .90 2.80 2.70 18.6
89-90 LAC 28 28 39.5 .481 .283 .795 2.00 3.70 5.60 4.8 2.39 1.14 2.93 2.90 23.0
89-90 CLE 7 7 37.4 .442 .200 .756 2.70 4.10 6.90 7.0 2.00 1.29 2.57 3.60 22.0
90-91 LAC 39 34 35.5 .391 .324 .668 1.50 3.30 4.80 5.4 1.69 .90 3.31 2.80 19.6
91-92 LAC 82 82 38.3 .440 .303 .736 1.50 4.00 5.50 5.1 1.85 .88 3.07 2.40 18.2
92-93 LAC 80 77 37.1 .451 .280 .769 1.50 3.90 5.30 4.5 2.21 .91 2.78 2.70 18.0
93-94 LAC 75 75 38.1 .426 .301 .715 1.70 4.40 6.10 4.6 1.92 .72 3.23 2.20 20.1
jimmy jackson said:Your futile attempts to throw numbers at me crack me up.
Please tell me that you don't think Rodman will not make the HOF.
This will unleash new levels of annoyance.