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....earned on the shoulders of giants.
....earned on the shoulders of giants.
Why is the olympic medal an accomplishment.
Take a team of the best players in the world smash teams of the worlds best scrubs.
??? yeah. 3 decades. right.
and yeah LAKER dwight and bynum are definitely dominant.
foh bruh...
so which good player(s) that have won the chip, have not had a dominant teammate?
kobe fans take it wayyyyyyy too serious
Hakeem Olajuwon. Tim Duncan in 03. Pistons of 04 had no dominant players, just a group of really good ones. Dirk in 10. Lebron last season (Wade and Bosh were hurt and far from dominant when the Heat won it last season)
I dont discredit Kobe for having dominant teammates, hes just in a much more privileged position than any of his peers. When he needs help, they bring in dominant players (best at their positions), then you look at the players other teams bring in for their top player.
did you even watch the finals to say they were no dominant players on those teams?
houston was pretty stacked, they had clyde dexler, horry elie (i remember his spurs days)
spurs had david robinson, in that time, david was better then tim. plus sean elliot and avery were pretty damn good man
and the pistons? come on man...they had wallace while he was the stop machine, prince as youngin', billups, hamilton
and dirk had dominating shooters from what i remember.
and lebron won the chip himself? alright man if you say so
Horry and Elie are Dominant?
Rip Hamilton and Tayshaun were dominant?
David Robinson was better than Duncan in 2003????
Sean Elliott was retired in 03.
If you're gonna troll, atleast try harder
This dude said Robinson was better than Duncan in 03
LOL. When did you start watching basketball?
And for the second time, Sean Elliott was retired in 2003, but you can keep pretending he was on that squad.
Hakeem Olajuwon. Tim Duncan in 03. Pistons of 04 had no dominant players, just a group of really good ones. Dirk in 10. Lebron last season (Wade and Bosh were hurt and far from dominant when the Heat won it last season)
I dont discredit Kobe for having dominant teammates, hes just in a much more privileged position than any of his peers. When he needs help, they bring in dominant players (best at their positions), then you look at the players other teams bring in for their top player.