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Tim Duncan the greatest power forward of all time?
Juronimo:
I have to go with Karl Malone on this one. Duncan is too soft to be the best PF ever. The Spurs have won 2 championships and most likely will win another one this year so he has that going for him.
eS El Duque:
Duncun has the championships...3-5 more years of good numbers...he'll be considered the BEST
Unless Garnett wins a championship anytim soon...then Garnett has the title 8)
Doggystylin:
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--- Quote from: Sunset What You Doin? on June 10, 2005, 09:40:04 AM ---Duncan is a great player, and he gets the job done which is what counts I guess but hes such a boring/dull player. The style that he plays makes me fall asleep. His play has no spark or excitement to it, he gets 28 points each game and I dont even notice it. I dont think I've ever seen him catch a alley oop and dunk it in the air. Thats the only reason I don't like him that much, it doesn't mean he isn't a great player, its just my reason.
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so youd like him better if he got 5 alley oops per game, and only scored 10 points? lol
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why couldnt he get 5 alley oops and get 10 points plus 18 more of his boring ass points
Shallow:
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Who cares if he's fancy as long as he's winning? If he wins this year and one or two more he may make the top ten list all time for players. Definately the top 50.
Karl Malone relied a lot on Stockton. I'd like to see Malone's career without one of the best stealers and set up men in the league. Moses was incerdible. I'm not sure about him vs Duncan just yet. I can't believe the guy who posted he didn't know who Moses Malone was. Garnett's got nothing on Duncan.
Also, people actually call Shaq the most dominant ever? Bill Russel was the most dominat ever, hands down. 11 championship in 13 years, and only missed the finals once. The last two years of his career he won, he was the coach and the team captain. 5 time MVP winner, and really should have been 6 or 7 times. I'd like to see someone argue a guy being more dominant than that.
Doggystylin:
you can't really compare the NBA of those days to the NBA of now, the game is so different now.
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