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1992 Dream Team vs 2012 Dream Team

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Both, if you have to play against him.

 

Who did he ever play against that has game like Kobe and DWade?

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Over 19 years then maybe so.

 

:thumb:

 

I think it is also worth noting that Malone was one of the two centerpieces for a Jazz franchise that was highly successful during his 18 seasons there. That is also a factor. If Kevin Martin averaged 25 per game for roughly two decades as the centerpiece of the same franchise that enjoyed a high level of success because of him during that time, then this comparison might be valid.

You might be the only person to ever describe Malone as soft. He took a lot of mid-range jumpers, but he was notorious for all the elbows he would throw and his physical, dirty play. http://espn.go.com/page2/s/list/readers/dirtiest/players.html

 

Whenever he drove the lane, he intentionally raised his knee so it would go in any defenders chest to deter them from getting in his way as well.

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They try to play everybody on the Olympic teams because they pick an All-Star team. If we are talking about a serious matchup with these two, 10-12 might play, but there are going to be about 8 who eat up the bulk of the minutes. So, I won't discount it, but I will minimize the Lamar Odom vs. Christian Laettner matchup because it wouldn't matter.

 

 

Fair enough. I don't have Lamar in my final 12 though so it'd be someone like Westbrook or Chandler with minimal impact for me.

:lol:

 

LeBron doesn't shoot threes anymore. Plus we all know who is getting the ball in a high pressure situation. Kobe Bean Bryant. :D

 

LeBron would be taken out of the game with 6 minutes left.

 

Uh-oh. I was counting on Lebron being on the court in crunch time. I'll need to re-calculate my predictions now. :lol:

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Over 19 years then maybe so.

 

Fair enough.

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Uh-oh. I was counting on Lebron being on the court in crunch time. I'll need to re-calculate my predictions now. :lol:

 

:lol:

Who did he ever play against that has game like Kobe and DWade?

 

Just throwing his name out there...Clyde Drexler?

Fair enough. I don't have Lamar in my final 12 though so it'd be someone like Westbrook or Chandler with minimal impact for me.

 

I was just taking it from the list in Post #13. But, you get the idea. Whoever the #12 guy is just won't be a huge factor, IMO.

 

To be honest, if I were constructing a team, I'd prefer to have the last 2-3 spots filled with specialist guys who would be viewed as less talented. I'd rather have a Steve Kerr on the end of my bench instead of a third string wing-man to back up Kobe and D-Wade. Obviously, they don't do it that way. But, I think there is value in guys who understand, accept and can fulfill a particular role to round out a team vs. a guy who wants to prove he can be just as good as the guys he's backing up.

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Just throwing his name out there...Clyde Drexler?

 

Kind of but not really. Kobe and DWade are both better than Drexler.

 

It should be noted to the jury that Drexler performed well against Michael Jordan. His team may have lost to Jordan's but Jordan never shut Drexler down continually. Drexler also never played defense like Kobe or Wade.

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I'm just checking out the microphone function on my iPhone this is all this is strictly a test

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I was just taking it from the list in Post #13. But, you get the idea. Whoever the #12 guy is just won't be a huge factor, IMO.

 

To be honest, if I were constructing a team, I'd prefer to have the last 2-3 spots filled with specialist guys who would be viewed as less talented. I'd rather have a Steve Kerr on the end of my bench instead of a third string wing-man to back up Kobe and D-Wade. Obviously, they don't do it that way. But, I think there is value in guys who understand, accept and can fulfill a particular role to round out a team vs. a guy who wants to prove he can be just as good as the guys he's backing up.

 

 

I can actually see someone like Tyson Chandler filling that role on the 2012 team. He is not one of the top 12 players in the world especially in United States but the lack of big man on 2012 is glaring and he will probably be added to the team to fulfill the big man need.

Kind of but not really. Kobe and DWade are both better than Drexler.

 

It should be noted to the jury that Drexler performed well against Michael Jordan. His team may have lost to Jordan's but Jordan never shut Drexler down continually. Drexler also never played defense like Kobe or Wade.

 

I agree that Drexler isn't as good as Kobe and D-Wade.

 

I don't think anybody is getting shut down. These guys are too good offensively, regardless of how good their counterparts may be as a defender. FWIW, I think Jordan and Pippen are as good as anyone I've seen defensively, but they wouldn't shut any of these guys down.

 

It is fun to debate. Too bad we can't actually see them play.

I can actually see someone like Tyson Chandler filling that role on the 2012 team. He is not one of the top 12 players in the world especially in United States but the lack of big man on 2012 is glaring and he will probably be added to the team to fulfill the big man need.

 

I wouldn't argue that. And, I think it would be a better fit than just picking the next best big man in the entire league.

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I agree that Drexler isn't as good as Kobe and D-Wade.

 

I don't think anybody is getting shut down. These guys are too good offensively, regardless of how good their counterparts may be as a defender. FWIW, I think Jordan and Pippen are as good as anyone I've seen defensively, but they wouldn't shut any of these guys down.

 

It is fun to debate. Too bad we can't actually see them play.

 

 

It is an awesome debate. As was said before I would pay big money to watch this game.

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