Who is the #37 best basketballer of all-time? (1 Viewer)

[Frostillicus]

1. Michael Jordan (71%)
2. Lebron james (85%).
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (34%).
4. Wilt Chamberlain (31%).
5. Magic Johnson (33%).
6. Larry Bird (44%).
7. Bill Russell (67%).
8. Shaquille O'Neal (31%)
9. Tim Duncan (53%).
10. Hakeem Olajuwon (36%).
11. Kobe Bryant (37%).
12. Oscar Robertson (49%).
13. Stephen Curry (74%).
14. Julius Erving (37%).
15. Moses Malone (38%).
16. Kevin Durant (38%).
17. David Robinson (41%).
18. Jerry West (37%)
19. Charles Barkley (42%).
20. Kevin Garnett (27%).
21. Karl Malone (32%).
22. Elgin Baylor (29%).
23. Nikola Jokic (41%).
24. Giannis Antetokounmpo (45%).
25. Dirk Nowitzki (77%).
26. Scottie Pippen (29%).
27. Bob Pettit (34%).
28. John Stockton (35%).
29. Dwyane Wade (33%).
30. Chris Paul (25%).
31. Allen Iverson (39%).
32. Isiah Thomas (38%).
33. Rick Barry (29%).
34. Bob Cousy (33%).
35. John Havlicek (38%).
36. Steve Nash (25%).
37. ????????????

 

[Jayrod]

It's Leonard time.

I think that at his best he is greater than any wing to ever play except MJ. Could completely dominate a game on both ends AND rebound extremely well.

Should have won an MVP but never put together a full healthy season when at his peak.

 

[Gally]

From the last vote:

Decided to go with Mikan here. Tough to rank over various ERA's but he did cause rule changes like removing goaltending and widening the lane (The Mikan Rule - any time they name a rule after you, you should get bonus points) along with being the impetus to bringing in the shot clock. That deserves some credit at this stage of the proceedings.

 

[Bogart]

It's Leonard time.

I think that at his best he is greater than any wing to ever play except MJ. Could completely dominate a game on both ends AND rebound extremely well.

Should have won an MVP but never put together a full healthy season when at his peak.

That may be true, but did he ever steal Toni Braxton, at the peak of her powers, from two other teammates thus crushing what was supposed to be a team of the future?

 

[JAA]

Clyde Drexler is a much more complete player than anyone on the list. His resume is also much more stacked than the field.

 

[Frostillicus]

One more time through.

 

[Yo Mama]

Clyde Drexler is a much more complete player than anyone on the list. His resume is also much more stacked than the field.

More of a stacked resume than Mikan?

 

[Frostillicus]

Need a tie breaking vote.

 

[Kev4029]

Need a tie breaking vote.

Done.

 

[JAA]

Clyde Drexler is a much more complete player than anyone on the list. His resume is also much more stacked than the field.

More of a stacked resume than Mikan?

Sorry Im late to the party, but how many years did Mikan play basketball?

 

[AAABatteries]

Clyde Drexler is a much more complete player than anyone on the list. His resume is also much more stacked than the field.

More of a stacked resume than Mikan?

Sorry Im late to the party, but how many years did Mikan play basketball?

I think only about 7 or 8 before quitting basketball to go star as Herman Munster.

 

[Jayrod]

Clyde Drexler is a much more complete player than anyone on the list. His resume is also much more stacked than the field.

More of a stacked resume than Mikan?

Sorry Im late to the party, but how many years did Mikan play basketball?

7 seasons. He took a year off between his 6th and 7th seasons as well. Won 6 titles in the time frame, but the league only had 8-12 teams.