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  • gee05
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    • May 2003
    • 182

    #331
    Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

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    mvb34 said:
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    gee05 said:
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    mvb34 said:
    The Wizards never had a problem with people coming to the games before MJ arrive they won't have a problem after he has left!!!

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    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH...............

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    Laugh if you want!! but here are the last ten years attendance figures for the Bullets/Wizards

    Year Total Avg
    2002-03 827,093 20,173
    2001-02 839,567 20,477
    2000-01 638,653 15,577
    1999-00 616,593 15,039
    1998-99 402,481 16,099
    1997-98 801,240 19,542
    1996-97 700,646 17,089
    1995-96 688,354 16,789
    1994-95 701,084 17,100
    1993-94 619,756 15,116

    People here in DC will show up to the games this year with out MJ!!


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    • ATrillionaire
      Pro
      • Aug 2003
      • 839

      #332
      Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

      </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
      mvb34 said:
      </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
      gee05 said:
      </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
      mvb34 said:
      The Wizards never had a problem with people coming to the games before MJ arrive they won't have a problem after he has left!!!

      <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

      HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH...............

      <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


      Laugh if you want!! but here are the last ten years attendance figures for the Bullets/Wizards

      Year Total Avg
      2002-03 827,093 20,173
      2001-02 839,567 20,477
      2000-01 638,653 15,577
      1999-00 616,593 15,039
      1998-99 402,481 16,099
      1997-98 801,240 19,542
      1996-97 700,646 17,089
      1995-96 688,354 16,789
      1994-95 701,084 17,100
      1993-94 619,756 15,116

      People here in DC will show up to the games this year with out MJ!!


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      couldn't resist:

      maybe not this year, but as for as the future goes, people will start coming to Wiz games if they start winning and become a playoff team, which I think they eventually will now that they are healthy and CANCER free.


      attack of the killer zigzag and kdre

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      • ATrillionaire
        Pro
        • Aug 2003
        • 839

        #333
        Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

        </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
        mvb34 said:
        </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
        gee05 said:
        </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
        mvb34 said:
        The Wizards never had a problem with people coming to the games before MJ arrive they won't have a problem after he has left!!!

        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

        HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH...............

        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


        Laugh if you want!! but here are the last ten years attendance figures for the Bullets/Wizards

        Year Total Avg
        2002-03 827,093 20,173
        2001-02 839,567 20,477
        2000-01 638,653 15,577
        1999-00 616,593 15,039
        1998-99 402,481 16,099
        1997-98 801,240 19,542
        1996-97 700,646 17,089
        1995-96 688,354 16,789
        1994-95 701,084 17,100
        1993-94 619,756 15,116

        People here in DC will show up to the games this year with out MJ!!


        <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

        couldn't resist:

        maybe not this year, but as for as the future goes, people will start coming to Wiz games if they start winning and become a playoff team, which I think they eventually will now that they are healthy and CANCER free.


        attack of the killer zigzag and kdre

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        • ATrillionaire
          Pro
          • Aug 2003
          • 839

          #334
          Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

          </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
          mvb34 said:
          </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
          gee05 said:
          </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
          mvb34 said:
          The Wizards never had a problem with people coming to the games before MJ arrive they won't have a problem after he has left!!!

          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

          HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH...............

          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


          Laugh if you want!! but here are the last ten years attendance figures for the Bullets/Wizards

          Year Total Avg
          2002-03 827,093 20,173
          2001-02 839,567 20,477
          2000-01 638,653 15,577
          1999-00 616,593 15,039
          1998-99 402,481 16,099
          1997-98 801,240 19,542
          1996-97 700,646 17,089
          1995-96 688,354 16,789
          1994-95 701,084 17,100
          1993-94 619,756 15,116

          People here in DC will show up to the games this year with out MJ!!


          <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

          couldn't resist:

          maybe not this year, but as for as the future goes, people will start coming to Wiz games if they start winning and become a playoff team, which I think they eventually will now that they are healthy and CANCER free.


          attack of the killer zigzag and kdre

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          • Lynsanity
            Rookie
            • Mar 2003
            • 462

            #335
            Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

            <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

            The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad?

            Answer: Fundamentals

            The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork.

            On the flip side, if you take away the technolgy and learning that the ppl today have, as well as the weight training, many of todays players may not make Division one teams. Not to say that they are inferior, they are just more blessed.

            Would the old guys succumb to money and fame? Maybe a few. But in those days, if yu didn't get somewhere with basketball it was probably factory work or prison. If those same variables were in place, then yeh, they would be the same as before, just better. Well to a point.

            Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common.

            Barry Bonds is great right? Now think about Babe Ruth today. Give him everything Barry has. The vitamins, the coaching, etc. Think 1000+ home runs.

            Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them.

            More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that.


            Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back.

            Sure, the MJ of today was about like a Steve Kerr of then. He used will, and determination to play with the young guys of today, and still did alright. Heck, if he had anyone on his team, they could have done better. I can not play ball worth crap, but I know for a fact that if I was getting paid like they get paid, I would not be whining cause the coach yelled at me. Screw it, I would buy me someone to yell at when I got home.

            More than that, I would know my role. MJ scored 20 points both seasons, and I know he had to work for them every nite, cause the young guys wanted to impress the best. Think of it, an old man of 40 with rickety knees was playing well agaunst young guys of today and winning.

            Did they play too much half court for the younger players. Probably, but I was always told that if yu could play ball, you could play ball. Plus, you would think these Millionares could hire personal coaches to teach them how to play in the half court.

            MJ is a bastard, always has been. He is mean, and he wants to win at all costs.
            I know that I would probably hate his sorry butt as well, but I would play hard. I would want to whoop him in practice and on the court. I would want to make him realize that it was OUR team, and one person would not win for us, we would as a team. I would stand up to his butt on the court, and earn respect, not sit on the floor and cry.

            But, hey, that is just me. I have to work for a living, and live in the real world. A place where whining and crying will get me fired, and put my family on the street. I have to go home to an ugly woman, and take crap from ppl I don't like for a few dollars an hour. So, cry me a river. Wahhhhh Wahhhhh!!! Jordan is mean, so what? The coach yelled.. So what? </font> ]

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            • Lynsanity
              Rookie
              • Mar 2003
              • 462

              #336
              Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

              <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

              The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad?

              Answer: Fundamentals

              The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork.

              On the flip side, if you take away the technolgy and learning that the ppl today have, as well as the weight training, many of todays players may not make Division one teams. Not to say that they are inferior, they are just more blessed.

              Would the old guys succumb to money and fame? Maybe a few. But in those days, if yu didn't get somewhere with basketball it was probably factory work or prison. If those same variables were in place, then yeh, they would be the same as before, just better. Well to a point.

              Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common.

              Barry Bonds is great right? Now think about Babe Ruth today. Give him everything Barry has. The vitamins, the coaching, etc. Think 1000+ home runs.

              Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them.

              More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that.


              Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back.

              Sure, the MJ of today was about like a Steve Kerr of then. He used will, and determination to play with the young guys of today, and still did alright. Heck, if he had anyone on his team, they could have done better. I can not play ball worth crap, but I know for a fact that if I was getting paid like they get paid, I would not be whining cause the coach yelled at me. Screw it, I would buy me someone to yell at when I got home.

              More than that, I would know my role. MJ scored 20 points both seasons, and I know he had to work for them every nite, cause the young guys wanted to impress the best. Think of it, an old man of 40 with rickety knees was playing well agaunst young guys of today and winning.

              Did they play too much half court for the younger players. Probably, but I was always told that if yu could play ball, you could play ball. Plus, you would think these Millionares could hire personal coaches to teach them how to play in the half court.

              MJ is a bastard, always has been. He is mean, and he wants to win at all costs.
              I know that I would probably hate his sorry butt as well, but I would play hard. I would want to whoop him in practice and on the court. I would want to make him realize that it was OUR team, and one person would not win for us, we would as a team. I would stand up to his butt on the court, and earn respect, not sit on the floor and cry.

              But, hey, that is just me. I have to work for a living, and live in the real world. A place where whining and crying will get me fired, and put my family on the street. I have to go home to an ugly woman, and take crap from ppl I don't like for a few dollars an hour. So, cry me a river. Wahhhhh Wahhhhh!!! Jordan is mean, so what? The coach yelled.. So what? </font> ]

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              • Lynsanity
                Rookie
                • Mar 2003
                • 462

                #337
                Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

                The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad?

                Answer: Fundamentals

                The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork.

                On the flip side, if you take away the technolgy and learning that the ppl today have, as well as the weight training, many of todays players may not make Division one teams. Not to say that they are inferior, they are just more blessed.

                Would the old guys succumb to money and fame? Maybe a few. But in those days, if yu didn't get somewhere with basketball it was probably factory work or prison. If those same variables were in place, then yeh, they would be the same as before, just better. Well to a point.

                Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common.

                Barry Bonds is great right? Now think about Babe Ruth today. Give him everything Barry has. The vitamins, the coaching, etc. Think 1000+ home runs.

                Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them.

                More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that.


                Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back.

                Sure, the MJ of today was about like a Steve Kerr of then. He used will, and determination to play with the young guys of today, and still did alright. Heck, if he had anyone on his team, they could have done better. I can not play ball worth crap, but I know for a fact that if I was getting paid like they get paid, I would not be whining cause the coach yelled at me. Screw it, I would buy me someone to yell at when I got home.

                More than that, I would know my role. MJ scored 20 points both seasons, and I know he had to work for them every nite, cause the young guys wanted to impress the best. Think of it, an old man of 40 with rickety knees was playing well agaunst young guys of today and winning.

                Did they play too much half court for the younger players. Probably, but I was always told that if yu could play ball, you could play ball. Plus, you would think these Millionares could hire personal coaches to teach them how to play in the half court.

                MJ is a bastard, always has been. He is mean, and he wants to win at all costs.
                I know that I would probably hate his sorry butt as well, but I would play hard. I would want to whoop him in practice and on the court. I would want to make him realize that it was OUR team, and one person would not win for us, we would as a team. I would stand up to his butt on the court, and earn respect, not sit on the floor and cry.

                But, hey, that is just me. I have to work for a living, and live in the real world. A place where whining and crying will get me fired, and put my family on the street. I have to go home to an ugly woman, and take crap from ppl I don't like for a few dollars an hour. So, cry me a river. Wahhhhh Wahhhhh!!! Jordan is mean, so what? The coach yelled.. So what? </font> ]

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                • ATrillionaire
                  Pro
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 839

                  #338
                  Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                  </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                  Lynsanity said:
                  <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

                  The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad? <font color="brown"> IMO, the USA wasn't a vastly superior super squad, the super squad is pampered and didn't feel the need to play </font>

                  Answer: Fundamentals

                  The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork <font color="brown"> If that's your argument, I can say that the old players, if playing today, wouldn't be as fundamentally advanced as you say because they would also rely on suppliments and weightlifting--maybe you can't have both except in rare cases </font> .



                  Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common. <font color="brown"> Because today's game is more phsically demanding then before </font>

                  Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them. <font color="brown"> Yeah, if your are assuming he would be more intelligent and faster than Lewis or Tyson </font>

                  More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that. <font color="brown"> There's not an old athelete you know that was a slave </font>


                  Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back. <font color="brown"> Pss! Enough said, I won't even read further </font>

                  </font> ]

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                  • ATrillionaire
                    Pro
                    • Aug 2003
                    • 839

                    #339
                    Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                    </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                    Lynsanity said:
                    <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

                    The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad? <font color="brown"> IMO, the USA wasn't a vastly superior super squad, the super squad is pampered and didn't feel the need to play </font>

                    Answer: Fundamentals

                    The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork <font color="brown"> If that's your argument, I can say that the old players, if playing today, wouldn't be as fundamentally advanced as you say because they would also rely on suppliments and weightlifting--maybe you can't have both except in rare cases </font> .



                    Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common. <font color="brown"> Because today's game is more phsically demanding then before </font>

                    Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them. <font color="brown"> Yeah, if your are assuming he would be more intelligent and faster than Lewis or Tyson </font>

                    More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that. <font color="brown"> There's not an old athelete you know that was a slave </font>


                    Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back. <font color="brown"> Pss! Enough said, I won't even read further </font>

                    </font> ]

                    <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

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                    • ATrillionaire
                      Pro
                      • Aug 2003
                      • 839

                      #340
                      Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                      </font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
                      Lynsanity said:
                      <font color="green"> I know no one really thinks about this, but the US team had some of the greatest players in the NBA in tow this year, and almost lost to Argentina in the first game they played.

                      The Argetinian team had Ginobilli and a couple more prime time players, but basically played using intelligence and technique. Granted, you didn't have Shaq or Kobe on the teams, but think about this a bit. How could a inferior team almost beat a vastly superior super squad? <font color="brown"> IMO, the USA wasn't a vastly superior super squad, the super squad is pampered and didn't feel the need to play </font>

                      Answer: Fundamentals

                      The players of the past were good, but weight lifting was seen as mostly taboo. They were not as physically conditioned strength wise, but they were more advanced technically. They would be able to do many of the things the players now can do, and if they were given the supplements of today, and the athletic training of today, probably could destroy the best of today's players using, cunning, technique, and teamwork <font color="brown"> If that's your argument, I can say that the old players, if playing today, wouldn't be as fundamentally advanced as you say because they would also rely on suppliments and weightlifting--maybe you can't have both except in rare cases </font> .



                      Today's athlete is more injury prone. It's a limit to the boundaires of how far we can push ourselves physically. We are reaching that peak, hence, injuries are more common. <font color="brown"> Because today's game is more phsically demanding then before </font>

                      Muhummad Ali lose to Lewis or Tyson. Maybe, but you have to think this as well. Ali in his prime today would study tape, and know his opponants, and most likely would use intelligence and speed to dazzle them. <font color="brown"> Yeah, if your are assuming he would be more intelligent and faster than Lewis or Tyson </font>

                      More than that, I know that we get softer each generation. I bet none of our butts could go back to the plantation days, and do the work that the average slave had to do. I bet you could take the average slave from those days and beat the living heck out of the athletes today. It was work or get beaten. No better motivation than that. <font color="brown"> There's not an old athelete you know that was a slave </font>


                      Besides, like Jesus, MJ came back. <font color="brown"> Pss! Enough said, I won't even read further </font>

                      </font> ]

                      <hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

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                      • neovsmatrix
                        MVP
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 2878

                        #341
                        Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                        So if Jordan is a cancer, what is Kobe? Hell, his own teammates hate him. And he also punched his own teammate.

                        And I find it pretty ridiculous that you think Kobe is even near the level of Jordan in his prime.

                        As for whether the old school players would actually dominate today, we'll never know, but I think a lot of your arguments are specious at best. It could go both ways, they could either fall in love with the money and be content playing, or they could have a huge competitive drive that is often lacking in today's players, which would cause them to excel.

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                        • neovsmatrix
                          MVP
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 2878

                          #342
                          Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                          So if Jordan is a cancer, what is Kobe? Hell, his own teammates hate him. And he also punched his own teammate.

                          And I find it pretty ridiculous that you think Kobe is even near the level of Jordan in his prime.

                          As for whether the old school players would actually dominate today, we'll never know, but I think a lot of your arguments are specious at best. It could go both ways, they could either fall in love with the money and be content playing, or they could have a huge competitive drive that is often lacking in today's players, which would cause them to excel.

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                          • neovsmatrix
                            MVP
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 2878

                            #343
                            Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                            So if Jordan is a cancer, what is Kobe? Hell, his own teammates hate him. And he also punched his own teammate.

                            And I find it pretty ridiculous that you think Kobe is even near the level of Jordan in his prime.

                            As for whether the old school players would actually dominate today, we'll never know, but I think a lot of your arguments are specious at best. It could go both ways, they could either fall in love with the money and be content playing, or they could have a huge competitive drive that is often lacking in today's players, which would cause them to excel.

                            Comment

                            • Lynsanity
                              Rookie
                              • Mar 2003
                              • 462

                              #344
                              Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                              <font color="green"> Man, I was not even arguing any points really. Just having fun with this topic. Besides, if we were really going to pit these ppl against each other, wouldn't we get each player in his prime?

                              If so, how would the legends fall into the traps of today?

                              In order for this to work you would need to go back in time and transport them here, or vice versa. Either way, it's Hella dumb to even put stipulations on this thing.

                              Those guys were part of a different era, no they weren't slaves, but this whole comparison thing is flawed cause no one is trying to raise those stars today. They would be taking those stars and these stars, putting them all on a court and observing.

                              Then, they would put the new guys in stasis while the older guys were brought up to todays physical standards. After that, it is wash, rinse, repeat.

                              </font>

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                              • Lynsanity
                                Rookie
                                • Mar 2003
                                • 462

                                #345
                                Re: The Wizards Organisation Is Making Me Sick

                                <font color="green"> Man, I was not even arguing any points really. Just having fun with this topic. Besides, if we were really going to pit these ppl against each other, wouldn't we get each player in his prime?

                                If so, how would the legends fall into the traps of today?

                                In order for this to work you would need to go back in time and transport them here, or vice versa. Either way, it's Hella dumb to even put stipulations on this thing.

                                Those guys were part of a different era, no they weren't slaves, but this whole comparison thing is flawed cause no one is trying to raise those stars today. They would be taking those stars and these stars, putting them all on a court and observing.

                                Then, they would put the new guys in stasis while the older guys were brought up to todays physical standards. After that, it is wash, rinse, repeat.

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