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Stuff chemistry.
Also, I wouldn't say we aren't clutch. Elgin, Dr J and KAJ all delivered when it counted.
There are no islands on a basketball court.
Still, Erving has the speed and athleticism to catch up to West any day. And as well as being more electric offensively, he also has much better D than Mr Clutch.
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3× NBA All-Star (1956–1958)
NBA Rookie of the Year (1956)
3× All-NBA Second Team (1956–1958)
#12 Retired by the Sacramento Kings
Nah, I pretty much exhausted my knowledge of past players in the previous 'simulation', so I don't have any new material to create another set of write-ups for this draft.
Indeed.
Cousy's handling is crazy, you're right. But it doesn't mean it's good. Walt is an eel with the ball. Cousy is inconsistent w/ it during a time of shit PG's.Cousy's crazy ball-handling skills would be too much for Walt.
Dr J and Kobe are similar players, so they're even. Just.
Baylor's strength and finesse inside would be too much for the somewhat defensively weak Chuck. I'd also argue that Chuck isn't playing in his true position.
Rodman is a good defender and rebounder, but good luck stopping KG.
Wilt had good athleticism in the bedStill, Kareem would outdo Wilt with his finesse.
Again, my bench>your bench.
Indeed.
Cousy's handling is crazy, you're right. But it doesn't mean it's good. Walt is an eel with the ball. Cousy is inconsistent w/ it during a time of shit PG's.
Dr J and Kobe are NOT similar. Sure, they both had hops, but that was where it ended. Kobe is an inside/outside player. Dr J a slasher.
Baylor/Chuck are very similar if you asked me. Both are truly undersized PF's in the way they played.
And Kareem would struggle big time against the Stilt.
Thank me later stewie griffen
The first point doesn't really make sense... How does Kareem help Cousy in terms of passing? Also, being a floor general and a 'crazy ball-handler' are two different things mang.Cooz was a great floor general and a solid passer, no doubt. Playing with Russell helped with this. Here he'll get support from Cap, meaning he'll flourish.
Dr J is more of an inside player, while Kobe's more outside. I'll give you that.
I already said the Baylor/Chuck duel was a tie.
And with Wilt/Kareem, that wasn't what you said last draft
The first point doesn't really make sense... How does Kareem help Cousy in terms of passing? Also, being a floor general and a 'crazy ball-handler' are two different things mang.
And thanks Ben for agreeing with me.
And the Wilt/Kareem match-up... Well, I had to be bias obviously towards my team
But that's not what I'm arguing about. It's obvious that Cousy was a good passer. I'm more against your contention that Cousy was a 'crazy ball-handler'. You still haven't addressed that flaw in your summary of your team. He is and will be a weak link if he is guarded by a defensive minded PG, or even a PG with just above average D.If Cooz didn't have Russell, he wouldn't have been as good as he became. KAJ is way better than Russell offensively, which means The Houdini of the Hardwood can use his good passing skills to get the ball to Kareem so he can skyhook it after first of all out-dribbling his opponent.
And I still think KAJ is better...
We don't deserve write-ups. Those took ages I bet for moleman, and they were HoF worthy.Keep in mind there is no-one from the last draft you did the write-ups for involved in this draft...
You can use the same material!!! Anything for a writeup!!!
