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Your Top 10 SFs Of 2000s
Lunatic:
Tracy McGrady was always a 2 guard no?
LooN3y:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click; #TeamBox on January 31, 2012, 11:43:40 AM ---Pretty sure Robert Horry always played PF. Rick Fox was the Lakers 3.
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i think horry played the 3 in his earlier years, either way he was still a stretch forward and no particular to just SF or PF.
t-Mac was a swingman along with joe johnson and vince, and butler.
swingman = sg/sf (you know like combo guard = pg/sg, forward center = pf/c , point forward = pg/F
t - mac played point and the wing position but he played mostly an off guard. but its not far fetched to label t-mac or joe johnson, butler as a 3.
everyones listing is going to be different on who u label as a "PF and center, PG and SG, SG and SF, etc etc etc"
like duncan, he plays a lot of the 5, but look at his skill set, he's a power forward and no way is he a traditional center, and he wil never be a center in my book. just isn't one, he can play the 5 doesn't mean he is.
TheRemedy360Ressurection:
LooN3y:
--- Quote from: TheRemedy360Resurrection on January 31, 2012, 01:42:28 PM ---
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still one of top 5 scorers in the 2000s.
i just felt like houston did a horrible job managing him. they shouldn't played him at all till he was better.
Hack Wilson - real:
Lebron JAmes
Paul Pierce
Carmelo
T-Mac
after that it almost doesn't matter.
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