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CLYDE talk about destroying people he was dunking all over people and smooth as hell with it
Who Yall Taking a Prime Clyde Drexler or a Prime Scottie Pippen
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NYC Rebel
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One is a forgotten has been who rode The Dreams coattails to a ring
The other led the bulls to 6 rings
The other led the bulls to 6 rings
And he also dribbled with his head down and still averaged 6apg
NYC Rebel
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This is all sorts of wrong. That Rockets team wasn't winning that second ship until the Clyde trade. As far as Pippen leading...
Pippen bested Jordan in Assist, Rebouds and Blocks and their best man to man defenderThis is all sorts of wrong. That Rockets team wasn't winning that second ship until the Clyde trade. As far as Pippen leading...
NYC Rebel
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Pippen leading the Bulls is a new narrative you creating
Maybe he means the season where he was throwing temper tantrums on the regular and tossing chairs across the court
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Saw them both, I'm taking Pippen, even though Clyde was a better leader and has a better resume. Those Portland teams centered around Drexler, and Houston didn't win a championship without him signing.
Clyde was an awesome athlete, but so was Pippen who was also one of the best dunkers at the time.
But the real argument: Clyde's offense, even though he was an underrated shooter, could score off the dribble at that time, and attacked the basket, compared to today's athletes was nothing special. Pippen's defense though would translate to today as well as his point-forward type of role. I'd even go as far to say a scorer, Pippen > Drexler in today's NBA.
Pippen could finish at the rim with power or finesse with either hand, was more fluid off the dribble, could score in the post, maneuvered better in traffic, hit open shots off the pass or dribble, could see passing lanes, and had defenders looking more off-balance.
Clyde was an awesome athlete, but so was Pippen who was also one of the best dunkers at the time.
But the real argument: Clyde's offense, even though he was an underrated shooter, could score off the dribble at that time, and attacked the basket, compared to today's athletes was nothing special. Pippen's defense though would translate to today as well as his point-forward type of role. I'd even go as far to say a scorer, Pippen > Drexler in today's NBA.
Pippen could finish at the rim with power or finesse with either hand, was more fluid off the dribble, could score in the post, maneuvered better in traffic, hit open shots off the pass or dribble, could see passing lanes, and had defenders looking more off-balance.
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NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
and there are cats in the shooting guard thread saying the 2 guards in Jordan's era weren't heavy.
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
reminds me more of Vince Carter, or uh vice versa actually
The speed and blackleticism bruh