Forgot LeBron or Jordan. This is my GOAT

[Bush4Ever.]

He would be the 3rd best player on the 1996 Bulls, TODAY.

In 2-3 years he might be the 2nd best.

In 6-8 years, maybe the 1st best.

[thedangerouskitchen]

What facts? Laughing about his potential as a future All Star is no different than comparing him to garbage like Steve fucking Kerr

How’s Matas working for y’all?

Prior to last night's fluke game he's averaging 9/2/1 in 21 minutes per game on the season.

Role-player.

Facts.

...and get back to me when he's hit game-winning shots in the Finals, like Steve Kerr.

And as a starter he has averaged 20ppg

Retard

He's only started 4 games.



...and that STILL doesn't change the fact that he's a spot-up shooter and nothing more, just like Steve Kerr (only Kerr was clutch when it mattered).

[thedangerouskitchen]

Lemme guess... you're picking up the slack since artman isn't posting much these days?

[LNS]

Prior to last night's fluke game he's averaging 9/2/1 in 21 minutes per game on the season.

Role-player.

Facts.

...and get back to me when he's hit game-winning shots in the Finals, like Steve Kerr.

And as a starter he has averaged 20ppg

Retard

He's only started 4 games.

We’re only 14 games into the season

[Bush4Ever.]

In 1992, Steve Kerr started 20 games for the Cavs and averaged 10 points per game as a starter.

[LNS]

In 1992, Steve Kerr started 20 games for the Cavs and averaged 10 points per game as a starter.

[PhutureDynasty]

I mean, Knecht is +225 to win ROY as of today. Not saying he's a superstar, but he's showing enough flashes to be noticed. Oddsmakers included.

Knecht has some bounce too, don't seem to recall Kerr ever showing us that.

Him and the Sixers rookie, McCain, should be battling for that award the entire season.

[LeBronMonsterDunk]

Rough thread for boomers stuck in the 90s lol

[LNS]

I mean… yea he’s a great spot up shooter, but look at him cutting to the basket in these highlights



Steve Kerr was a frail cuck

[Bush4Ever.]

Remember the time Ron Harper threw an alley-oop dunk to Steve Kerr from the logo?

[LNS]

He tied the rookie record for 3s in a game for fucks sake.

STeVe KeRr

[zombiesonics]

Does Steve Kerr have a single dunk in his entire career?

[kobeunderbite]

Does Steve Kerr have a single dunk in his entire career?

He would be at worst the second to most athletic player on the 90's Bulls

[elartman1973]

One good game vs scrubs
Kobeunderballs would pay him max

[zombiesonics]

[kobeunderbite]

[thedangerouskitchen]

The fact that Giannis is a Top 1-5 player in the Modern Era despite shooting 28.7% from long-range pretty much DEEEESTROYS the notion that players from the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as well in today's weak/soft NBA.

Thanks for the confirmation, underbite.

[Robceltsfan]

The fact that Giannis is a Top 1-5 player in the Modern Era despite shooting 28.7% from long-range pretty much DEEEESTROYS the notion that players from the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as well in today's weak/soft NBA.

Thanks for the confirmation, underbite.

Nah...it's a testament to how much he would have dominated the 90's.

In today's era he's still great, but he's also only seen the Conference Finals twice in 12 seasons. His flaws get exposed in the postseason.

[thedangerouskitchen]

The fact that Giannis is a Top 1-5 player in the Modern Era despite shooting 28.7% from long-range pretty much DEEEESTROYS the notion that players from the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as well in today's weak/soft NBA.

Thanks for the confirmation, underbite.

Nah...it's a testament to how much he would have dominated the 90's.

In today's era he's still great, but he's also only seen the Conference Finals twice in 12 seasons. His flaws get exposed in the postseason.

He's not "still great", he's the BEST two-way player in the Modern Era, and has consistently been a Top 1-3-5 player overall in any given year... and remember, you fans (of the Modern Era) are adament that superstars in the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as good in this era because of the reliance on the 3-ball.

As proven, Giannis takes that theory and flushes it straight down the toilet... as do many other AS/HOF level players in this Era (ie; Butler, DeRozen, AD, Luka, etc., etc.). Hell, Russell Westbrook "averaged" a 26/10/10 Triple Double over a 5-year span (2017-21) yet he shot just 30% from long-range during that period.

Face facts: The Modern Era is nothing special. It's a glorified All Star game, as LeBron himself admits.

[Robceltsfan]

The fact that Giannis is a Top 1-5 player in the Modern Era despite shooting 28.7% from long-range pretty much DEEEESTROYS the notion that players from the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as well in today's weak/soft NBA.

Thanks for the confirmation, underbite.

Nah...it's a testament to how much he would have dominated the 90's.

In today's era he's still great, but he's also only seen the Conference Finals twice in 12 seasons. His flaws get exposed in the postseason.

He's not "still great", he's the BEST two-way player in the Modern Era, and has consistently been a Top 1-3-5 player overall in any given year... and remember, you fans (of the Modern Era) are adament that superstars in the 80's-90's wouldn't perform as good in this era because of the reliance on the 3-ball.

As proven, Giannis takes that theory and flushes it straight down the toilet... as do many other AS/HOF level players in this Era (ie; Butler, DeRozen, AD, Luka, etc., etc.). Hell, Russell Westbrook "averaged" a 26/10/10 Triple Double over a 5-year span (2017-21) yet he shot just 30% from long-range during that period.

Face facts: The Modern Era is nothing special. It's a glorified All Star game, as LeBron himself admits.

Giannis is a generational talent, and he would have disrupted the 80's & 90's completely. And he's a great regular season player now.....it simply hasn't translated to playoff success. He's won 8 playoff series in 12 years.