elmouse03 wrote:Will say this about Ewing (I used to have his jersey back in my younger days). Just like D-Rob and Hakeem. He was great in terms of giving you points, rebounds, blocks, and steals. Assists though is not on the level of those 2.
More to the game then just stats though. Like they say. "stats only tell half the story" All the story in fantasy.
elmouse03 wrote:Will say this about Ewing (I used to have his jersey back in my younger days). Just like D-Rob and Hakeem. He was great in terms of giving you points, rebounds, blocks, and steals. Assists though is not on the level of those 2.
More to the game then just stats though. Like they say. "stats only tell half the story" All the story in fantasy.
PhutureDynasty wrote:
So when do you believe Pip should have been selected? I feel like the 25-30 range is fair.
Ahead of Barkley, Dirk, Karl Malone and Baylor for sure...
Baylor, yes. Barkley's not a given but I could see Pip ahead of him. Malone and Dirk should be ahead of Pip but not by much.
Malone played alongside a Top 3-5 PG ever for 20 years and never won squat... plus he (Karl) was a notorious playoff choker. No way is he ahead of Pip.
Dirk...? Maybe, possibly I could agree.
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"Today's NBA is soft, the Defense is weak, and the rules 'really' favor the Offense."
"Lebron doesn’t guard for a full game and our game plan was to get him to play defense and he left me open all game."
I haven't decided on my vote for this round yet. I'm curious to see the arguments.
We probably need to add several players to the ballot too.
Cousy And McHale have been on the boards for several rounds and haven't received single vote yet.
But I do agree that more candidates need to be added very soon.
I think McHale tends to get seriously underrated.
Wilkins and Durant could be decent additons.
McHale might of had the best post game in the history of the sport itself. Was thinking about nominating Nique but don't know what the rest of the board would say to that. Had some great duels with Jordan and Bird.
thedangerouskitchen wrote:
Ahead of Barkley, Dirk, Karl Malone and Baylor for sure...
Baylor, yes. Barkley's not a given but I could see Pip ahead of him. Malone and Dirk should be ahead of Pip but not by much.
Malone played alongside a Top 3-5 PG ever for 20 years and never won squat... plus he (Karl) was a notorious playoff choker. No way is he ahead of Pip.
Dirk...? Maybe, possibly I could agree.
Utah did underachieve often. But on the same level Pip wasn't exactly an elite playoff performer post-1993. He also doesn't match Malone's longevity with consistency.
Kobeunderbite wrote:Can the Pippen/Barry voters get organized and agree to pick one candidate for each of the next two rounds, so that Zeke doesn't accidentally slip in?
Pippen has started to get a few more votes. I expect him to get a few more this round.... Maybe enough to pass Isiah.
but also a good one 
