Draymond: “Old fvcks” need to accept Bron>>>MJ

Tony D'Amato

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You're just talking about ability to guard post players. The game ain't played that way anymore. There's not an abundance of elite post players.

Rodman ain't switching and guarding the perimeter like Draymond. Draymond is a better shot blocker too. Better at getting steals as well.

You're clearly biased against Draymond, like most of this site. Don't bother replying.
Just admit u didn't see Rodman play. Rodman is way more athletic than draymond. If he had to, he could definitely guard the same plays Green does amd do it better.
 

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“I only care what nba players say. Their opinion matters the most”

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Thing is, I like Lebron. He's a great player. I'm not so beholden to Jordan's legacy that I can't give it to another player if they came along. And this is something people don't understand - as a fan of basketball I WANT someone else to come along and give me the same feeling Jordan did. Why would a true basketball fan be so much of a celebrity fan that they wouldn't want someone else to have the same greatness or surpass it? People act like because someone is a Jordan fan they will never admit someone else could be greater. Maybe there are people like that, but it's not me. If someone else comes along and really proves it, I'll give it to them. But that's a huge mountain, one that even someone as talented as Lebron hasn't been able to climb. He's not as good as Jordan was, but he has a solid case at being the second best ever. That's certainly no insult. to him.
 

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Rosenbreg's, Rosenberg's...1825, Tulane
Bron=MJ

They both 1A and 1B

You cant discuss one without bringing up the other. It's automatic at this point that when someone says "Who's the GOAT NBA player?" the immediate names to the general public are these 2
Gtfoh

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Kobe the only 1 close enough to be behind Jordan
 

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I don't know that there is an engineer that has had more impact on Apple than Woz from the late 70s to the mid 80s :patrice:


You kinda making his point. Woziak had the most impact because of his positioning in time, being there at the forefront early on. But does that make him an objectively better engineer than anyone else? He left Apple in 1985 and started up something like half-a-dozen new companies since then, I don't think any of them lasted even five years.

Malcolm Gladwell has a great essay about Bill Gates and how many things had to come together to ensure that he was uniquely positioned to be that guy. There might have been plenty of other people who could have done the same thing, but we'd never know because the others didn't get the particular opportunities at the right time.
 
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