the issue with people like you is that you talk so much, you start believing everything you say is fact.
Yes Dr J was the man, the main attraction, the star of his era but to call him the best all around is not true and the stats support my claims.
The stats :
All-time triple-double leaders (regular season) Rank Name Triple-doubles
1 Oscar Robertson* 181
2 Magic Johnson* 138
3 Jason Kidd^ 107[39][4
4 Wilt Chamberlain* 78
5 Larry Bird* 59
6 Fat Lever 43
7 LeBron James^ 33[41]
8 John Havlicek* 30
9 Grant Hill^ 29[42]
10 Michael Jordan* 28
11 Clyde Drexler* 25
12 Walt Frazier* 23
13 Chris Webber 22
14 Micheal Ray Richardson 21
15 Charles Barkley* 20
Wheres Dr J, the immortal all around best player of his time isnt even in the top 15 in triple doubles....even the well known ball hog Kobe racked up 17 in his career
so i find it strange the Dr J could be this great all around player and not even sniff the bottom of the list.
Even further research shows the ''all around'' Doc only recorded 1 only 1 triple double during his entire career with the sixers
http://www.nba.com/sixers/history/triple_doubles.html
Also since we like the bleacher report in this thread check this out :
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/435333-the-20-most-complete-players-in-the-nba-history
Dam , the Doc was an all around stud in your eyes but couldnt crack the bleacher reports top 20 list....you like to talk stats but no stats speak of Dr J being this all around player.
Again Dr J was a great player, ambassador, and is still a living legend but to call him an all around player, ESPECIALLY the best all around during his time is inaccurate and no stats youve posted support your claim.