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ESPN Top 100 list
OK so now that ESPN has released the full top 100 NBA players of all time, I want to know how you guys feel about this. I feel as if a couple really big names got ranked to low and some players to high on the list. In my opinion LBJ isn't even top 5 yet he's number 3. Kobe 12 is ridiculous I believe too since I believe Kobe is better than LBJ and would take Kobe in his prime over LBJ. Allen Iverson was ranked really low as well (behind names like Bill Walton). So I just want to get your views on how this list is and who you think was out to high or low.Tags: None -
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Already been discussing this in the off topic thread.
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Do you have a link to the entire list? Without have to click through pages and scroll through multiple pictures.. Would be nice if we just had a simple list 1-100 to look at.
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When I get home from work I'll make it and we can talk about it all here if that's cool rather than scrolling through thousands of posts.Comment
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Anyone interested here's the list
100. Shawn Kemp
99. Kevin Love
98. Gail Goodrich
97. James Harden
96. Bobby Jones
95. Marc Gasol
94. Mark Price
93. Lenny Wilkens
92. Nate Thurmond
91. Maurice Cheeks
90. Paul Arizin
89. Yao Ming
88. Billy Cunningham
87. Chauncey Billups
86. Chris Bosh
85. Dave DeBusschere
84. Dennis Johnson
83. Chris Mullin
82. David Thompson
81. Sidney Moncrief
80. Grant Hill
79. Jerry Lucas
78. Sam Jones
77. Joe Dumars
76. Tiny Archibald
75. Blake Griffin
74. Dolph Shayes
73. Dikembe Mutombo
72. Adrian Dantley
71. Pistol Pete
70. Artist Gilmore
69. Vince Carter
68. Bob Lanier
67. Dwight Howard
66. Chris Webber
65. Alonzo Mourning
64. Dennis Rodman
63. Tracy McGrady
62. Alex Englis
61. Manu Ginobili
60. Earl Monroe
59. Carmelo Anthony
58. Tony Parker
57. Robert Parrish
56. Pau Gasol
55. Dave Cowens
54. Bernard King
53. Wes Unseld
52. Bob McAdoo
51. Reggie Miller
50. Ray Allen
49. Russell Westbrook
48. Willis Reed
47. George Gervin
46. A.I
45. Paul Pierce
44. Dominique Wilkins
43. James Worthy
42. Bill Walton
41. Gary Payton
40. Elvin Hayes
39. Bob Cousy
38. Walt Frazier
37. Rick Barry
36. Clyde Drexler
35. Jason Kidd
34. Bob Petit
33. George Mikan
32. Patrick Ewing
31. Kevin McHale
30. Steve Nash
29. Chris Paul
28. John Havilcek
27. Dwayne Wade
26. Isiah Thomas
25. Scottie Pippen
24. Elgin Baylor
23. Steph Curry
22. Kevin Durant
21. Kevin Garnett
20. David Robinson
19. John Stockton
18. Charles Barkley
17. Dirk Nowitzki
16. Karl Malone
15. Moses Malone
14. Dr. J
13. Jerry West
12. Kobe Bryant
11. Oscar Robertson
10. Hakeem Olajuwon
9. Shaw
8. Tim Duncan
7. Bill Russell
6 Larry Bird
5. Wilt Chamberlain
4. Magic Johnson
3. LeBron James
2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
1. Michael JordanComment
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I think KD us somewhat understandable since he has been the best scorer in the league for 5 years now but I agree. They are a bit high up especially Curry. Don't get me wrong he's unstoppable but , he's only been this good for a year and a half nowComment
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Exactly how i feel. LBJ isn't top 5 yet and A.I is too low. And How is Westbrook that high? What has he done to be ranked better than some of these guysComment
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I felt like this too at first. But really I think the top 15ish is the right guys. The order is just taken a little bit too literal. The difference between a guy in 10th place or 12th place, 5th place and 8th place, etc is probably so small that it doesn't really matter so much. It's just a number, they're all pretty much lumped at the same level.
I was more off put by Baylor being so far back, and behind Curry after basically just 1 year that even compares to Baylor.
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Why do people have a problem with Love making the list but are fine with Rodman being basically middle of the pack.
Are people really suggesting Rodman is better than Love? Or quite a few other people. I realize he had a very successful winning career, and was a key role player to some really good teams, but that's not what this list is about.
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