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@marario5448 you cannot first judge then turn around and say you are not judging...denial does not cancel the act.

You didn't guess my number at all...you did get me to put my number into an otherwise zero sum equation though.

I got 9, zucchini, 6 fs, and green wrench...guess my brain is weird

This is ridiculous...using a lack of logic this guy doesn't prove anything

@prospect42191 LeBron is a better defender, a better passer, a better rebounder, possibly as good or better scorer, and I think he has better handles, but pushes his ability too far. Lebron does need to work on his post game and work on his fourth quarter game, Kobe has learnt to handle the press...

@316lawdog his stats are closer to Jordan's than Kobe's, but he does need rings and maybe to step his defence up a little to be in the argument.

@hardtimefindingname Our brains have been getting smaller for thousands of years and not many people would attribute this to T.V. But while our brains have been shrinking our collective knowledge bank has been increasing and since the invention of standardised I.Q tests, the overall difficulty of...

@DevilzDandruff Watered down my ass, he played during a defensive era with many of the greatest players and still dominated and was the best defensive guard in the game...he did get a lot of phantom calls, like many other great offensive players, but more contact was allowed during his era so he ...

Rose and Durant will get there, Kobe used to make a lot of poor decisions and had a tendency to choke early in his career....but he matured with the help of some excellent coaching.

@bootydaddy555 lol, good one!

1. Michael Jordan

2. Oscar Robertson

3. Wilt Chamberlain

4. Bill Russell

5. Magic Johnson

6. Larry Bird

7. Jerry West

8. kareem abdul jabbar

9. Kobe Bryant

10. Moses Malone

@MrIDOIT247 dude he had four seconds left when he got the ball, plenty of time to dribble closer or pass off, and it was his fault that he just stood there and watched his shot and let Wallace get wide open.

All-time team

PG - Oscar Robertson

SG - Michael Jordan

SF - Larry Bird

PF - Moses Malone

C - Wilt Chamberlain

People often forget about Moses because he played for 21 years and his numbers weren't as good later in his career (although his career averages of 20.3ppg and 12.3rpg are still outstan...

Look at the Nets bench on the last shot, even they appreciated how amazing the shot was.

@tiger1649 I've got a video for you youtube.com/watch?v=_6inUumXJBI ...because maybe, you're just making excuses :)

@F2125524 Both Jordan and Bryant have a career 83% free throw average, but if greatness is defined by free throw percentage I guess Mark Price is the greatest player ever then right??

@1six3nine7three so?

Super-low camera angle so it's impossible to tell how high he really is...he won't be as high as the camera angle makes it look though.

@enescanbutun No a bounced ball from someone else is harder because you don't control where the ball goes, Assuming both the bounce and the rebound are on time and on target the rebound is probably slightly harder to control..saying that Carter jumped higher and had better style, so I'd give it t...

@BioFreak430 lol I take it you have nothing to say now?! Check your own replies that rely on nothing of substance, but are fill with your own baseless bigotry toward people who choose not to eat meat. I never said eating meat is bad, I never said eating meat is inherently unhealthy, I never tried...