City's top 15 of all time (each position)

[CitySushi]

how is Shawn Bradley not on this list?

Just missed the cut.

 

[CitySushi]

Also, Dennis Rodman should not be on this list.

He was great at what he did, no doubt. But you can’t rank a player who wasn’t a scoring threat on the top 15 all time at his position, IMO. Too many great players out there who were threats on both ends.

Ehh, overall skillset absolutely. But what Rodman did was next level in terms of his impact on the game. I think that has to be factored in here as well. He also played in an era of big men and at 6'7" was one of the greatest defensive power forwards and rebounders of all time. I think that has to be acknowledged. Overall Rodman will have a longer lasting impact in the league than Anthony Davis, IMO.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

Hell no, Magic is the #1 pg. Lebron isn't a PG. He is a SF, and I have him number 4 all time.

Bruh.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

Holy hell, who is number 3???

Doesn't matter because it's wrong....lol

But, I'd like to know that answer too.

My 3 guesses:

If the poster is 60 and over, Havlicheck.

50-59, Dr. J.

49 and under, Durant.

At 6'5, I would list Havlicheck as a sg. But, I see folks listing him as a 3 sometimes.

40-49

 

[The Oldtimer]

Here goes nothing....

Point Guard

1. Magic Johnson
2. Oscar Robertson
3. Jerry West
4. Steph Curry
5. John Stockton
6. Isiah Thomas
7. Gary Payton
8. Steve Nash
9. Jason Kidd
10. Chris Paul
11. Walt Frazier
12. Russell Westbrook
13. Bob Cousy
14. Tiny Archibald
15. Dennis Johnson

Shooting Guard

1. Michael Jordan
2. Kobe Bryant
3. Dwyane Wade
4. Clyde Drexler
5. Allen Iverson
6. George Gervin
7. Tracy McGrady
8. Ray Allen
9. Vince Carter
10. Reggie Miller
11. Pete Marivich
12. Mitch Richmond
13. Manu Ginobili
14. Earl Monroe
15. Joe Dumars

Small Forward

1. Lebron James
2. Larry Bird
3. Kevin Durant
4. Julius Erving
5. Scottie Pippen
6. John Havlicek
7. Elgin Baylor
8. Rick Barry
9. Dominique Wilkins
10. Paul Pierce
11. Adrian Dantley
12. Alex English
13. Kawhi Leonard
14. James Worthy
15. Bernard King

Power Forward

1. Tim Duncan
2. Karl Malone
3. Kevin Garnett
4. Charles Barkley
5. Dirk Nowitzki
6. Bob Pettit
7. Elvin Hayes
8. Kevin McHale
9. Dolph Schayes
10. Jerry Lucas
11. Tommy Heinsohn
12. Pau Gasol
13. Dennis Rodman
14. Chris Webber
15. Dave DeBusschere

Centers

1. Kareem-Abdul Jabbar
2. Shaq O'Neal
3. Hakeem Olajuwon
4. Wilt Chamberlain
5. David Robinson
6. Moses Malone
7. George Mikan
8. Bill Russell
9. Patrick Ewing
10. Artis Gilmore
11. Walt Bellamy
12. Dave Cowens
13. Yao Ming
14. Bill Walton
15. Alonzo Mourning

That list looks damn good to me.

 

[The Oldtimer]

It's tough to compare eras.

I am terrible at it.

I'm terrible comparing eras too. Maybe because of my age, but I miss the old time NBA.

 

[Shane_O_Mac812]

Nice age group guess there, but it is indeed Durant. and I'm 41.

 

[mrwallace2ku]

Here goes nothing....

Point Guard

1. Magic Johnson
2. Oscar Robertson
3. Jerry West
4. Steph Curry
5. John Stockton
6. Isiah Thomas
7. Gary Payton
8. Steve Nash
9. Jason Kidd
10. Chris Paul
11. Walt Frazier
12. Russell Westbrook
13. Bob Cousy
14. Tiny Archibald
15. Dennis Johnson

Shooting Guard

1. Michael Jordan
2. Kobe Bryant
3. Dwyane Wade
4. Clyde Drexler
5. Allen Iverson
6. George Gervin
7. Tracy McGrady
8. Ray Allen
9. Vince Carter
10. Reggie Miller
11. Pete Marivich
12. Mitch Richmond
13. Manu Ginobili
14. Earl Monroe
15. Joe Dumars



stopped the read when this guy was left off the list…






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Walt Frazier
American basketball player
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Walter "Clyde" Frazier is an American former basketball player in the National Basketball Association. As their floor general, he led the New York Knicks to the franchise's only two championships, and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1987. Wikipedia

Born: March 29, 1945 (age 74 years), Atlanta, GA
Height: 6′ 4″
Nickname: Clyde
Spouse: Marsha Clark (m. 1965–1967)
Position: Point guard
Education: Southern Illinois University(1963–1967), David T. Howard High School

 

[mrwallace2ku]

stopped the read when this guy was left off the OPs list...


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Walt Frazier
American basketball player
Description
Walter "Clyde" Frazier is an American former basketball player in the National Basketball Association. As their floor general, he led the New York Knicks to the franchise's only two championships, and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1987. Wikipedia

Born: March 29, 1945 (age 74 years), Atlanta, GA
Height: 6′ 4″
Nickname: Clyde
Spouse: Marsha Clark (m. 1965–1967)
Position: Point guard
Education: Southern Illinois University(1963–1967), David T. Howard High School

 

[CitySushi]

stopped the read when this guy was left off the OPs list...


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Walt Frazier
American basketball player
Description
Walter "Clyde" Frazier is an American former basketball player in the National Basketball Association. As their floor general, he led the New York Knicks to the franchise's only two championships, and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1987. Wikipedia

Born: March 29, 1945 (age 74 years), Atlanta, GA
Height: 6′ 4″
Nickname: Clyde
Spouse: Marsha Clark (m. 1965–1967)
Position: Point guard
Education: Southern Illinois University(1963–1967), David T. Howard High School

You must not read very well then, because he's clearly on the list. LOL.

 

[mrwallace2ku]

You must not read very well then, because he's clearly on the list. LOL.

damn, good callout…i really do need to get a new pair of reading glasses.


+1


Point Guard

1. Magic Johnson
2. Oscar Robertson
3. Jerry West
4. Steph Curry
5. John Stockton
6. Isiah Thomas
7. Gary Payton
8. Steve Nash
9. Jason Kidd
10. Chris Paul
11. Walt Frazier

 

[CitySushi]

Funny thing, after looking over the list I'd probably change the SF a bit. Kawhi moved up probably and Scottie moved down. Kawhi I really struggled with as I said earlier, but it's hard not to deny his success and being the #1 guy for championship teams.

But one thing I noticed was that I forgot to include Harden on the list. I'm honestly not even sure where I would put him. Possibly 8-10 range. Then again, if I was starting a team I'm really not sure if I would take him ahead of Pistol, Mitch and Manu to be honest.

I think the real telling thing is that not one person mentioned Harden not being on the list. Says more about Harden than anything.

 

[msgkings322]

Hell no, Magic is the #1 pg. Lebron isn't a PG. He is a SF, and I have him number 4 all time.

Hey you should watch some basketball sometime, you might like it!

 

[MilkSpiller22]

Here goes nothing....

Point Guard

1. Magic Johnson
2. Oscar Robertson
3. Jerry West
4. Steph Curry
5. John Stockton
6. Isiah Thomas
7. Gary Payton
8. Steve Nash
9. Jason Kidd
10. Chris Paul
11. Walt Frazier
12. Russell Westbrook
13. Bob Cousy
14. Tiny Archibald
15. Dennis Johnson

Shooting Guard

1. Michael Jordan
2. Kobe Bryant
3. Dwyane Wade
4. Clyde Drexler
5. Allen Iverson
6. George Gervin
7. Tracy McGrady
8. Ray Allen
9. Vince Carter
10. Reggie Miller
11. Pete Marivich
12. Mitch Richmond
13. Manu Ginobili
14. Earl Monroe
15. Joe Dumars

Small Forward

1. Lebron James
2. Larry Bird
3. Kevin Durant
4. Julius Erving
5. Scottie Pippen
6. John Havlicek
7. Elgin Baylor
8. Rick Barry
9. Dominique Wilkins
10. Paul Pierce
11. Adrian Dantley
12. Alex English
13. Kawhi Leonard
14. James Worthy
15. Bernard King

Power Forward

1. Tim Duncan
2. Karl Malone
3. Kevin Garnett
4. Charles Barkley
5. Dirk Nowitzki
6. Bob Pettit
7. Elvin Hayes
8. Kevin McHale
9. Dolph Schayes
10. Jerry Lucas
11. Tommy Heinsohn
12. Pau Gasol
13. Dennis Rodman
14. Chris Webber
15. Dave DeBusschere

Centers

1. Kareem-Abdul Jabbar
2. Shaq O'Neal
3. Hakeem Olajuwon
4. Wilt Chamberlain
5. David Robinson
6. Moses Malone
7. George Mikan
8. Bill Russell
9. Patrick Ewing
10. Artis Gilmore
11. Walt Bellamy
12. Dave Cowens
13. Yao Ming
14. Bill Walton
15. Alonzo Mourning

Big omission imo. You forgot the 5th best SG of all time. James harden.