A. Vote for your #12 player of all time posting the said player's name from the list of candidates available during that particular round.
B. Nominate another player that you believe should be considered as a candidate for the next round.
Moses Malone, multiple MVP, best offensive rebounder in history (or damn close). Put up mid-high 20s and 15ish rebounds per game in his prime. Was generally right behind Kareem in terms of all-NBA votes in the early-mid 80s. Drew fouls like a muddafucker. Silent and stoic. Hard worker.
Completely and totally shit on Kareem in the 1983 Finals (okay, that is hyperbole).
If he had a bit more defense or another lead dog ring, I think he would move straight into the top 10 in my books.
Taking a break from the board. Please reference my last post for more details if you are interested.
For me I will go with Moses Malone because he was probably considered the most dominant center in the NBA from the late 70s to the mid 80s. At least offensively and on the boards.
I will nominate Bob Pettit
Last edited by elmouse03 on Wed Aug 20, 2014 5:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
For me I will go with Moses Malone because he was probably considered the most dominant center in the NBA from the late 70s to the mid 80s. At least offensively and on the boards.
I will nominate Bob Pettit
Are you 100% certain that #3 on this list wasn't right there with him...?
For me I will go with Moses Malone because he was probably considered the most dominant center in the NBA from the late 70s to the mid 80s. At least offensively and on the boards.
I will nominate Bob Pettit
Are you 100% certain that #3 on this list wasn't right there with him...?
He was but remember how he man handled Kareem in the 83 championship?
I'll have to wait at least one more probably before I can open up the Dr. J (was a god in the watered-down ABA/NBA days but only a very good to great player) in the unified league diatribe...
