Shaquille O'Neal could have easily mirrored Wilt Chamberlain's #s in that era

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:dead: at you using chasing23 as your source of basketball information and acting like

Bob Lanier
Nate Thurmond
Walt Bellamy
Young Kareem
Bill Russell
Bob McAdoo
and Dave Cowens

were just some run of the mill scrubs
these were some of the brehs he went against

Walter Dukes (7'0", 220 lbs.)
Swede Halbrook (7'3, 235 lbs.)
Tom Boerwinkle (7'0", 265 lbs.)
Bob Lanier (6'11", 265 lbs.)
Darrall Imhoff (6'10", 220 lbs.)
Otto Moore (6'11", 210 lbs.)
Sam Lacey (6'10", 235 lbs.)
George Johnson (6'11", 245 lbs.)
Paul Ruffner (6'10", 230 lbs.)
dikk Cunningham (6'10", 245 lbs.)
Walt Bellamy (6'11", 225 lbs.)
Leroy Ellis (6'10", 210 lbs.)
Nate Thurmond (6'11", 235 lbs.)
Mel Counts (7'0", 235 lbs.)
Nate Bowman (6'10", 230 lbs.)
Clyde Lee (6'10", 210 lbs.)
Walt Wesley (6'11", 230 lbs.)
Henry Akin (6'10", 225 lbs.)
Hank Finkel (7'0", 240 lbs.)
Lew Alcindor aka Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (7'2", 225 lbs.)
Neal Walk (6'10", 220 lbs.)
Elmore Smith (7'0", 250 lbs.)
Jim McDaniels (6'11", 230 lbs.)
LaRue Martin (6'11", 215 lbs.)
Tom Riker (6'10", 225 lbs.)
Conrad Dierking (6'9", 225 lbs.)
Johnny “Red” Kerr (6'9", 230 lbs.)
Bob Pettit (6'9", 220 lbs.)
Spencer Haywood (6'9", 230 lbs.)
Rick Roberson (6'9", 230 lbs.)
Luke Jackson (6'9", 240 lbs.)
Duke Hogue (6'9," 240 lbs.)
Zelmo Beaty (6'9", 230 lbs.)
Len Chappell (6'9", 240 lbs.)
Elvin Hayes (6'9", 235 lbs.)
Hub Reed (6'9", 220 lbs.)


all 6'6" 210 lbers
 

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I don't get this plug and chug shyt with players and eras anyways without taking into account how the game has changed over the years

Like here's a fun fact:
The crossover's done by MJ, Kobe, Iverson and many of the modern players today were illegal back in Wilt's era (back when carrying was still being called consistently and palming was illegal). The NBA realized that it sold seats and started allowing the superstars to do it.

That's why you don't see these "unathletic cac scrubs" doing crossovers or being able do do fancy moves with their off hand.
 

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I don't get this plug and chug shyt with players and eras anyways without taking into account how the game has changed over the years

Like here's a fun fact:
The crossover's done by MJ, Kobe, Iverson and many of the modern players today were illegal back in Wilt's era (back when carrying was still being called consistently and palming was illegal). The NBA realized that it sold seats and started allowing the superstars to do it.

That's why you don't see these "unathletic cac scrubs" doing crossovers or being able do do fancy moves with their off hand.

:ohhh:
 

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Nate Thurmond was ripped

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Wilt was still larger than those players of the past. His stats are still inflated. and Shaq would have beasted in the 1960's on a whole nother level. But I conceded already that Wilt>>>Shaq

I gracefully bow out of this discussion in defeat.

Good Evening gentlemen.

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Wilt was still larger than those players of the past. His stats are still inflated. and Shaq would have beasted in the 1960's on a whole nother level. But I conceded already that Wilt>>>Shaq

I gracefully bow out of this discussion in defeat.

Good Evening gentlemen.

:ehh:
wilt would be larger then majority of players today
 
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wilt would be larger then majority of players today
yep especially towards the mid-late end of his career. Him and Shaq were one of a kind players that had the mobility and agility to do what they did. Wilt was more athletic than Shaq, but Shaq was incredibly nimble for his size as well. Other players had the height but couldn't move as well as these two. Not many were as heavy as these two either.
 
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