Pelton's Top 10 Backcourts of All-Time
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Re: Pelton's Top 10 Backcourts of All-Time
And Birdman was a missing piece for the Heat to have a shot at a repeat and spark a 27 game win streak.
He was a good role player man. He could do things well, he could shoot with anyone, but the fact that he makes a list of the top back courts ever just shows how rare it is that a team has both a great PG and great SG.
He would never be a good teams first or second option. Maybe "average" isn't the best word to describe it, but guys who can fill that 3rd-4th spot are in big abundance.
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Re: Pelton's Top 10 Backcourts since NBA/ABA Merger
But then again Porter wasn't a stud either and somehow they are number 1.
No reason for IT and Dumars to not be first.
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Re: Pelton's Top 10 Backcourts since NBA/ABA Merger
He ain't no Dumars though
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Pelton's Top 10 Backcourts of All-Time
Dan Majerle... That's why it's not up there.
I think the rules stated a certain number of years together along with some other criteria. I don't remember since I haven't looked since the thread was created.
Billups and Rip did win a title together, along with Billups winning finals MVP. And I would argue that while the Suns and Warriors duo's you posted are better offensively that the Pistons duo is better defensively.. Kinda washes out in that regard.
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