The Greatest EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Originally posted by mighty hornet
I would take Kevin McHale over Karl Malone.

I just lost all respect for you.

McHale was a 6th man....you choose him over one of the best scorers ever? I hate Malone, but this is outrageous.

If you have never suced before....you suck now.
 
Naw, McHale was a monster. (hell, I didnt like him at the time, cause I hated the Celtics, but I can respect what they used to do)
McHale and Bird were some lights out MFs!!!!!!!

sorry, but I have never respected Malone. He's a softie, a cry baby, and a dirty player. Back when they were in the Finals against DA BULLS, Malone used to either disappear or screw up.
 



Originally posted by mighty hornet
He's a softie, a cry baby, and a dirty player. Back when they were in the Finals against DA BULLS, Malone used to either disappear or screw up.

So you hate Chris Webber, Kevin Garnett, Penny Hardaway, Stackhouse, and Jamal Mashburn.

There are only a few players that are prime time, gimme the ball with 10 seconds down by 2:

Kobe
Iverson
 
Micheal Second Fiddle

Magic Johnson still gets my vote. Micheal may be the most athletic, most dominant, and even the best guard, but Magic was the best of them player of them all for one very simply reason:

He played all 5 positions at championship level.

No peers.
 
Re: Micheal Second Fiddle

Originally posted by dacontinent
Magic Johnson still gets my vote. Micheal may be the most athletic, most dominant, and even the best guard, but Magic was the best of them player of them all for one very simply reason:

He played all 5 positions at championship level.

No peers.

:nod2: :bowdown: :nod2: :bowdown: :nod2: :bowdown: :nod2: :bowdown::nod2: :bowdown: :nod2: :bowdown:
 
Magic was my favorite player and I still hated the Lakers. After the first championship, I never rooted for them again. In a one on one, "make it take-take it game" Magic would beat the isht out of Jordan (if Jordan ever missed)...but in a regular game, Magic couldn't defend Jordan's quickness nor could Jordan defend Johnson's size, strength and ballhandling. But Jordan gets the edge because of his overall defense and scoring average. However, don't be deceived...Magic could have led the league in scoring just about every year, but that wasn't his style and it would have cost them some championships. His role was to be playmaker, Jordan was the ultimate "attack" weapon.



I'm old enuff to remember McHale, but he was not better than Malone. There's no disgrace in losing to Jordan and the Bulls, Malone but up good numbers against a defense that collapsed on him and the antics of Rodman. I'm no Malone fan, but Rodman would make the average mofo complain. That dude was a pain in the azz (literally). I heard that he sometimes would "thumb" Malone in the azz, give him a knee to the butt, anything to piss him off.

When Jordan made the steal on Malone to win the championship, you got to realize that Jordan was just being Jordan. You just couldn't go to sleep against that guy.
 
Originally posted by MikeBigg
There's no disgrace in losing to Jordan and the Bulls, Malone but up good numbers
I agree that there's no disgrace in losing to Jordan and the Bulls in the finals those years, but Malone didn't perform time and time again in those games, especially in crunch time. He would take wild shots, miss crucial free throws, turn the ball over, or fall prey to Rodman's antics. I just can't see someone you're saying is the best power forward ever repeatedly flubbing on the biggest stage. (I will say that in my opinion, Malone probably ran the floor better than any power foward)
Malone was so bad in those series that I actually was feeling a lil sorry for him. A lil.

McHale, in his prime, simply could not be defended. 6'10" with lonnnng arms and a turnaround shot that was money.
 
mh

I hate to discriminate, but MaHale is too ugly to be on anybodys first team. Frankenstein just aint hitting bruh.
 
LOL

I thought Robt Parish was Frankenstein.

But seriously, McHale was just damn good. I hated him, Bird, Ainge, Wedman, and that damn towel waving ML Carr (cause at the time, it was like the Celtics were white America's team)
The Lakers and the Sixers were our teams. LOL
so was the Hawks. :p
 
MH,

That's a damn lie....I never jumped ship. You of all people talking about someone jumping ship. You left the Bulls and now you jump on any bandwagon rolling that you think might dethrone the Lakers. BTW, have you come up with one.....is it too early?
 
LMAO@the snow job by Ice Man!!!!!


In the mid 90's, you couldn't find a Laker fan.

As far as this year, I'm watching a couple of teams.
:snicker:
 



Originally posted by mighty hornet
Naw, when Mr. Jordan beat the Lakers in the championship in 91, the Laker "fans" jumped ship.

So you're admitting that you're bandwagon?

_ _ _!


Originally posted by mighty hornet
In the mid 90's, you couldn't find a Laker fan.


PG - Sedale Threatt, Tony Smith, Nick Van Exel
SG - Eddie Jones, Doug Christie, Anthony Peeler
SF - James Worthy, Ced Ceballos, George Lynch
PF - Elden Cambell
C - Floppy

Carry on......
 
So you're admitting that you're bandwagon?
As usual, you missed it!
I was for DA BULLS!





Threatt, Tony Smith, Nick Van Exel
SG - Eddie JPG - Sedale ones, Doug Christie, Anthony Peeler
SF - James Worthy, Ced Ceballos, George Lynch
PF - Elden Cambell
C - Floppy
Can it get any worser than that!!!!
:vomit::vomit:

No wonder folks deserted the Lakers

ugh!
 
Originally posted by mighty hornet

As usual, you missed it!
I was for DA BULLS!






Can it get any worser than that!!!!
:vomit::vomit:

No wonder folks deserted the Lakers

ugh!
:lmao:

Damn MH. Even :vomit: on James Worthy ?!?!? When he wasn't running through prostitutes you couldn't stop his quickness to the hole.

And you being a fine connisuer of the round-ball and b-ball historian (even though I understand the case being made for McHale)......man, you used to be so........

You need some help with this Jordan obsession. It's clouding your senses............
 
phat,
Once I saw all those scrubs listed, I completely overlooked Worthy. But he doesn't belong on there with them losers anyway. Worthy was part of Showtime. The closest Van Exel and Campbell got to Showtime was when they turned their tv on that channel.
 
MH,

Who did Magic throw that baby hook on??? That's right your boy Kevin McHale. I don't get it.....you hate on Kobe and say that McHale is one of the greatest ever.

MH is a closet Knicks fan. His idol is Mars Blackmon, which explains his Jordan nutt riding and his brief period as a Bulls fan. Now that the Jordan days are over he's left with riding bandwagons and his hate obsession with Kobe.
 
Originally posted by Ice Man
MH,

Who did Magic throw that baby hook on??? That's right your boy Kevin McHale. I don't get it.....you hate on Kobe and say that McHale is one of the greatest ever.

Not only do I say that McHale is one of the greatest, the NBA did too. He was part of the 50 greatest.
And don't make me out to be a McHale fan. I didn't like him, but I respected his game. See, game recognize game!

Me being a Knicks fan?
bahahahahahahahahaha
ahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
They were personal whooping boys of Jordan's during his prime.

And for the record, I don't hate <font size=1>kobe</font>
:snicker:
 
This GREATEST EVER thing with Jordan has gone far enough. Lets face it the NBA is no where near what it used to be. Simply put it is just a big marketing project. Jordan is not the greatest ever, he is the product of a good marketing campaign. I know half of you are ready to have me kicked off this board for telling the truth about your boy but its time you wake up. If the league wasn't so watered down Jordan would have to go up against a decent TEAM every night. There hasn't been a great team in the NBA since the 80's had the Sixers, Lakers, Celtics and Pistons. Since then you have had 2 good players on a team and a bunch of role players. When the league added six teams in the late 80's and 90's it ruined the quality of the game on both the pro and college level. It is the NBA and not baseball that is in desperate need of contractioin. I can think of at least 10 teams that the league can do without. Yes MH Atlanta is one of them. I often find the games boring and very unentertaining. When I look at a Lakers game I see the the same thing I see when the Bulls were winning in the 90's. Kobe and Shaq have taken over Jordan's role as the most protected players in the game. They can mug you but you better not breathe on them. I know you remember the push in game 6 of the Utah series. Imagine if Darryl Dawkins could get away with half the stuff that Shaq gets away with. The game and the refs have changed for the worse. This so-called cross over dribble is nothing more than carrying or palming the basketball; a turnover. It looks good and exciting so now you can get away with it. I'm not saying Jordan isn't a great player he's just not the greatest. As I have stated his career has been a great marketing campaign and in marketing it is best to promote the best that you have as the greatest. There are times when some HORNETS get caught up in the HYPE. Sorry MH but you have gone a bit overboard.
 
enswaclopedia,
I'm glad you got ALL of that off your chest (JR send help) :D

You said soo much, where do I begin.
First, let me say that your opinion of Jordan not being the greatest is definitely in the minority among sports fans, players, commentators. And if his career is based on marketing, explain how marketing got him not 1, not 2, not 3, not 4, not 5, but SIX RINGS!!!!!!!!! And please, save that ole "he was protected" stuff by the refs. Thats one of the first things losers (or haters) start with------the refs. The guy was simply GREAT. He didn't play on great teams, he didn't have great teammates, but the results (individual and team) he got speak VOLUMES!!!!!! And let's see, the first title Jordan won, he won against the Lakers with Magic, Worthy, etc.
He (Jordan) twice beat the Jazz (who had 2 of the 50 all-time greats on their roster) in the finals.


Let's not even talk about the individual accomplishments. That would be too time consuming. LOL

Some of the stuff you say, I do agree with. like the league being watered down with a too many teams. But, I don't hear anybody knocking the accomplishments of the 60 Celtics when they were winning the league without a real salary cap in place, or even though players were not nearly as physically big in the 70s as today, Wilt Chamberlain isn't looked at in a lesser light. Since there were only a few teams with real chances to win in the 80's (Lakers, Celtics, Sixers), do we diminish the accomplishments of those teams?



Don't make me take you to CJ Dunn to school you on the finer points of the game!!!!
 
MH if you remember the 80's Lakers and Celtics always had to defeat a great TEAM to get to the championship or win it. Jordan never had to beat a great TEAM. That was an old Laker team with old legs that he won the firs ring with.

MH: We can go to the band-aid. I can take you to class all night they have lights now. Lockhart if its too cold. Bring it on.
 
LMAO@the old legs that Jordan beat for his first ring.

Any ole excuse will do.
:p

Aw damn, you done took me took me to da band-aid. :emlaugh: We didnt have lights out there when I was there, but we played on when it was dark anyway. I tell ya, aint nothing like going coast to coast, dribbling it behind your back, tappping it off the board and doing a double pump tomahawk slam in the dark. :eek:
 
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