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  • POWERFORWARD
    Rookie
    • Jun 2004
    • 419
    #76
    Re: ESPN names top 10 Point Guards of all-time...

    I thought Oscar Robertson was a SG!!!!!!!!!!!

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      • glucklich
        Banned
        • Jun 2004
        • 4272
        #77
        Re: ESPN names top 10 Point Guards of all-time...

        Not a bad list but the bottom 5 should be in reverse order. Id also say that Thomas could have been #2 ahead of Robertson but w/e.

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          • koolbubbaice
            MVP
            • May 2004
            • 2236
            #78
            Re: ESPN names top 10 Point Guards of all-time...

            Originally posted by RailStone
            Agreed. Nash with the suns system reminds me of Kurt Warner. A good player, but not nearly as good as the system makes him look. Kurt Warner had an mvp trophy too, is he also a top 10 QB?

            there is no way nash is a top 10 PG of all time IMO.
            Kurt had 2 actually.. & you make it sound like Kurt & Nash have no talent..Like the West coast offense made Montana a great QB..lol
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              • billmatic
                Treble Complete
                • Nov 2004
                • 7365
                #79
                Re: ESPN names top 10 Point Guards of all-time...

                The only way Nash compares to GP, is if the list is ranking them solely based on running an offense. In that case, Nash is certainly deserving.

                However, if the question is who is the better overall player, then there's no comparison at all. Payton was one of the best defenders in the league, while Nash is one of the worst. Whatever advantage Nash may have as a passer, is far outweighed by that. Not to mention that GP could take opposing PG's down low and kill them on the offensive side of the ball as well.

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                  • glucklich
                    Banned
                    • Jun 2004
                    • 4272
                    #80
                    Re: ESPN names top 10 Point Guards of all-time...

                    Originally posted by penguit
                    It makes no sense to argue the past, but Payton locked Jordan down pretty well. It very well could have happened. But I forgot, Jordan actually had wings and flew around the court too

                    The latter is more correct than the former...and btw, sarcasm is a feeble crutch. Also, "pretty well" sounds less certain than "locking down". "Locking down" implies to thoroughly accomplish, whereas, "pretty well" suggests moderation..."to a degree"..."relative to what is normal". So on top of the feebleness of using sarcasm and being inaccurate, you use phrasing that is contradictory (although some may say redundant but that would be so if it wasnt contradictory).

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