There's some flexibility, but I think most players have a pretty clear designation as to where they've played the majority of their career. There's always arguments of course (Tim Duncan's really a 5! Harden is a point guard!) but I think those are mostly the exception.
so basically like a typical day on s2?
Im going Camping, thats's a tradition for me & mine!
True social distancing!
I feel like it's a victory that we've collectively only mentioned 32 new additions.
Yeah, I think it makes it hard for me, I've watched a ton of old NBA games, and all that but seeing it "live" and not having the context of watching those games when they were still, "relevant" for lack of a better word makes it to where really pre-95ish I have a hard time knowing. Which is odd since I believe Kareem was the best player ever and all I've seen from him is "old footage" and rewatching games on NBA TV, or streams online.
Man, center is by far the toughest position to rank all-time players for. There are centers that I could make an argument for being #1 but could also agree that same center should be like #5 or #6.
Also Center and PF, in my opinion, have changed so much over the course of the game's history, their size, the desired skillset, the role they play. It is almost impossible for me to judge even players I thought were extremely dominant like Shaq. Would he be dominant in today's game? I have no idea...
Its tough. besides all the rings would Bob Cousy be any better than John Stockton in todays game?
And Id rather have a John Stockton than a Russell Westbrick.
See there's a different argument if you're talking about who you'd prefer.
Where is Chris Dudley?!?!?!?
Hopefully at home like a good American.
We are dealing with a global pandemic. The NBA is the last thing we should be talking about. Fix your priorities.
