So in other words you just like KG more. That is a far more sound argument than the bolded.
I've been a Heat fan as long as ive been watching the NBA. If you look through out the thread I'm the one that's posted the most facts supporting David Robinson as the better player.I notice a lot of salty laker fans and cheat stans keep saying Garnett out of spite.
So we just gonna ignore the fact kg needed 2 all stars and had to be traded to finally make some noise? Kg needed ray Allen and Paul pierce to show him how its done. Drob>kg. And it ain't even close.Overall, KG.
Admiral had crazy athleticism, but his heart was like the cowardly lion.
Do you remember any great David Robinson playoff moments?
Other than him getting his ass busted by Hakeem Olajuwon or Chuck hitting that step back J in his face?
You can't say he played on a bad team, his squads where always in the mix--they made it to the big dance---he was just never able to do shyt to put them over the top.Tim Duncan had to come show him how it's done.He allowed D Rob(should stand for "Robin") to be the sidekick nikka he really was/ always wanted to be.He didn't have the mentality to be consistently dominant.Especially when the games really mattered.Before Duncan got there, the highlight of his career was scoring 70 points against a bunk ass Clippers team to win the scoring title over Shaq.It was such a blatant attempt at stat padding, the sorry ass Clippers just relented and played lax as fukk.That's why that game is so .It was a novelty act
One of the most overrated "super stars" of the 90's IMO.
The NBA loved pushing him out there because he was on that good guy/patriotic/ wholesome image shyt.
Technically great stats, but he never had that dog in him.He oozed softness.Grabbing the Bull by the horns just wasn't in his DNA
I already went more in depth about why I feel that way in my first post.For as soft as people say KG is, I still think he showed more heart than D Rob did throughout his career.
As a Suns fan, I never feared D Rob whenever we played the Spurs.
Duncan, though
Starting with his rookie year
Better defender? Robinson played on more number 1 rated defensive squads than KG and this is WITHOUT Duncan, this is with old ass Terry Cummings in the lineup. Robinson could defend the pick and roll before the hernia, he was just as athletic if not more so than KG, this isn't even up for debate. You allow the Admiral the benefit of the current zone rules and it wouldn't even be fair, imagine him just being allowed to defend "space" and the verticallity rule, we're talking about a dude that averaged 4.5bpg and 2.3spg in the same season
Longevity doesn't make him better, especially since he's currently a 6 and 6 player, same age and the Admiral was better
Only distinct advantage KG had is in passing that's it, especially since Robinson played with superior rebounders next to him than KG, he still had a higher rebound percentage than KG.
So aside from mean mugging and honey nut cheerios what do you have to support this assertion? Nobody went into a series fearing KG so what's your point?
You obviously misse dall my posts. And BTW all the things I posted in THIS thread about Robinson's accomplishments were BEFORE DUNCANI already went more in depth about why I feel that way in my first post.For as soft as people say KG is, I still think he showed more heart than D Rob did throughout his career.
As a Suns fan, I never feared D Rob whenever we played the Spurs.
Duncan, though
Starting with his rookie year
Totally bro.
The Phoenix Suns never feared David Robinson.
He only averaged 21.2 points, 11.2 rebounds and recorded 134 blocks and 62 steals against them.
Robinson scored 1,079 points against the Suns...the 6th highest total he has against any team.
What a scrub.
I know . there's others who are picking kg out of spite. Hilarious.Been a H
I've been a Heat fan as long as ive been watching the NBA. If you look through out the thread I'm the one that's posted the most facts supporting David Robinson as the better player.
You're right.You can't just look at stats.Despite what Jay Z said, numbers lie
That same thing can be said about D Rob.We're talking about a bland softy(D Rob) and emotional/passionate softy (KG).
They both put up hall of fame stats, so it's not all that far fetched to pick one over the other.Personally, I enjoyed watching KG more than I enjoyed watching D Rob.KG played with more passion + he was more skilled IMO
But that's just the way I see it