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"With the 11th pick in the NBA Eras Draft '1963-1974', the DK Alphabets select...
Wesley Unseld, from the Baltimore/Capital/Washington Bullets."
The only player in the history of the 'A to win ROY and MVP in the same season, Unseld used pure strength and determination to out-play his opponents. Although his stats may not look impressive, he was a leading force along with fellow Alphabet Elvin Hayes in the mid-70's for the Bullets. Known for his rebounding, Unseld wasn't particularly tall (he was only 6'7"), however he was an underrated passer and also a solid pick-setter. A good back-up centre for the Alphabets.
C: Wes Unseld
PF: Elvin Hayes
SF:
SG: John Havlicek
PG: Oscar Robertson
krayfesh up.
Wesley Unseld, from the Baltimore/Capital/Washington Bullets."
The only player in the history of the 'A to win ROY and MVP in the same season, Unseld used pure strength and determination to out-play his opponents. Although his stats may not look impressive, he was a leading force along with fellow Alphabet Elvin Hayes in the mid-70's for the Bullets. Known for his rebounding, Unseld wasn't particularly tall (he was only 6'7"), however he was an underrated passer and also a solid pick-setter. A good back-up centre for the Alphabets.
C: Wes Unseld
PF: Elvin Hayes
SF:
SG: John Havlicek
PG: Oscar Robertson
krayfesh up.
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I was planning on grabbing Wes in the next era. Consumate team mate, would have fit in nicely.
Luckily, my guy is still on the board. I need a defensive forward to partner KAJ, and this guy is one of the best.
He made the All-Defense team every year until he retired. Too bad he only had 6 years to earn his spot.
He was also one of the best shooting forwards of the time, nailing three pointers when they were only worth two.
He won rings and shut down the best.
Dave Debusschere.
I'm really glad to pick him up here.
PG:
SG: Elgin Baylor
SF: Dave Debusschere
PF: Dolph Schayes
C: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Luckily, my guy is still on the board. I need a defensive forward to partner KAJ, and this guy is one of the best.
He made the All-Defense team every year until he retired. Too bad he only had 6 years to earn his spot.
He was also one of the best shooting forwards of the time, nailing three pointers when they were only worth two.
He won rings and shut down the best.
Dave Debusschere.
I'm really glad to pick him up here.
PG:
SG: Elgin Baylor
SF: Dave Debusschere
PF: Dolph Schayes
C: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Hurry up Danger in Texas! Don't keep your GM waiting! 
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Chad Ford: We all know who this is going to be, eh, Marc?
Marc Stein: Absolutely. Alphabets GM Texas is crazy about Magic Johnson.
Chad Ford: Considering he's the best available, and the fact that Texas is a Lakers fan, it's no use really waiting for this pick, I suppose.
Marc Stein: Here comes Stern onto the stage right now Chad.
"With the 1st pick in the NBA Eras Draft '1975-1982', the DK Alphabets select...
Larry Bird, from the Boston Celtics."
Wait wut?!
That's right, I'm taking Bird ahead of Magic. Why, I hear you ask? Well, for one, I need an outside shooter, and you don't get many that are better than this guy. Second, I feel that Magic is a similar player to The Big O, and what's the use of having two similar guards on the same team? You need a balance.
Now to describe Bird. Well, to start off, he was a 3-time NBA Champion. That's a good thing. He was Finals MVP in two of those championships. He also won the League MVP 3 times, all in consecutive seasons. Adding on to this, he was a 12-time All-Star, 9-time All-NBA First Team and ROY in a year that Magic Johnson was also a rookie. What Bird was that Magic wasn't, however, was a 3-time All-Defensive team player - Johnson didn't even sniff such an honour.
His style? Well, he was a beast of an outside shooter. He was also a flashy passer - one of the most underrated parts of his game. His sheer determination and persistence couldn't be beaten. He rebounded well for a guy of his build as well. And he was a good stealer of the ball too, shown by his All-Defensive titles. Literally the ultimate player. Plus, you can't go past his mo.
Gif time!
DK Alphabets Starting 5:
C: Wes Unseld
PF: Elvin Hayes
SF: Larry Bird
SG: John Havlicek
PG: Oscar Robertson
Chadwiko up!
Marc Stein: Absolutely. Alphabets GM Texas is crazy about Magic Johnson.
Chad Ford: Considering he's the best available, and the fact that Texas is a Lakers fan, it's no use really waiting for this pick, I suppose.
Marc Stein: Here comes Stern onto the stage right now Chad.
"With the 1st pick in the NBA Eras Draft '1975-1982', the DK Alphabets select...
Larry Bird, from the Boston Celtics."
Wait wut?!
That's right, I'm taking Bird ahead of Magic. Why, I hear you ask? Well, for one, I need an outside shooter, and you don't get many that are better than this guy. Second, I feel that Magic is a similar player to The Big O, and what's the use of having two similar guards on the same team? You need a balance.
Now to describe Bird. Well, to start off, he was a 3-time NBA Champion. That's a good thing. He was Finals MVP in two of those championships. He also won the League MVP 3 times, all in consecutive seasons. Adding on to this, he was a 12-time All-Star, 9-time All-NBA First Team and ROY in a year that Magic Johnson was also a rookie. What Bird was that Magic wasn't, however, was a 3-time All-Defensive team player - Johnson didn't even sniff such an honour.
His style? Well, he was a beast of an outside shooter. He was also a flashy passer - one of the most underrated parts of his game. His sheer determination and persistence couldn't be beaten. He rebounded well for a guy of his build as well. And he was a good stealer of the ball too, shown by his All-Defensive titles. Literally the ultimate player. Plus, you can't go past his mo.
Gif time!
DK Alphabets Starting 5:
C: Wes Unseld
PF: Elvin Hayes
SF: Larry Bird
SG: John Havlicek
PG: Oscar Robertson
Chadwiko up!
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Well, this is easy then.
Magic Johnson
I was going to be stoked with either Magic or Bird, but given my current team, Magic is probably the best fit.
By the way, for anyone who hasn't seen this, watch it ASAP
Magic Johnson
I was going to be stoked with either Magic or Bird, but given my current team, Magic is probably the best fit.
By the way, for anyone who hasn't seen this, watch it ASAP
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BoshtrichBurger get in here! 
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MYSTIC GOHANS
"WITH THE THIRD OVERALL DRAFT IN THE NBA ERAS DRAFT '1975-1982', THE MYSTIC GOHANS SELECT...
MOSES EUGENE MALONE, FROM PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA."
(Champion Moses Malone, winning the Championship with the Sixers in '83.)
A perfect front court partner for Wilt, Moses was the first player to come 'straight outta high school', and his longevity in the league (21 seasons), is a record. He started off in the ABA, and when the merger between the two leagues occurred, he was drafted to the Buffalo Braves, then traded to the Houston Rockets. It was at the Rockets and Sixers that he made a name for himself as a rebounding phenomenon and a superstar bigman. 3-time MVP, NBA Champion and multiple time All-Star, All-NBA Member and so much more.
Career Achievements and Awards:
- NBA Champion (1983)
- NBA Finals MVP (1983)
- 3× NBA Most Valuable Player (1979, 1982–1983)
- 12× NBA All-Star (1978–1989)
- 2× ABA All-Star (1975–1976)
- 4× All-NBA First Team (1979, 1982–1983, 1985)
- 4× All-NBA Second Team (1980–1981, 1984, 1987)
- NBA All-Defensive First Team (1983)
- NBA All-Defensive Second Team (1979)
- ABA All-Rookie Team (1975)
- NBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time Team
- ABA All-Time Team
- #24 retired by the Houston Rockets
- #2 retired by the Philadelphia 76ers
Mystic Gohans Line-Up:
C: Wilt Chamberlain
PF: Moses Malone
SF: Sam Jones
SG: Pete 'Pistol Pete' Maravich
PG: Nate 'Tiny' Archibald
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Oh sweet, I get Dr. J!
Julius Erving
PG - Bob Cousy
SG -
SF - Julius Erving
PF -
C - Bob Pettit
Bench - Walk Frazier
Bench - Earl Monroe
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Julius Erving
- NBA champion (1983)
- 2× ABA champion (1974, 1976)
- 3× ABA leader in points per game (1973, 1974, 1976)
- 2× ABA Playoffs MVP (1974, 1976)
- NBA Most Valuable Player (1981)
- 3× ABA Most Valuable Player (1974–1976)
- 11× NBA All-Star (1977–1987)
- 5× ABA All-Star (1972–1976)
- 2× NBA All-Star Game MVP (1977, 1983)
- 5× All-NBA First Team (1978, 1980–1983)
- 2× All-NBA Second Team (1977, 1984)
- 4× All-ABA First Team (1973–1976)
- All-ABA Second Team (1972)
- ABA All-Defensive First Team (1976)
- ABA All-Rookie First Team (1972)
- ABA Slam Dunk Champion (1976)
- J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award (1983)
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- #6 Retired by the Philadelphia 76ers
- #32 Retired by the Brooklyn Nets
PG - Bob Cousy
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SF - Julius Erving
PF -
C - Bob Pettit
Bench - Walk Frazier
Bench - Earl Monroe
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Two picks, wonderful. I was dying for Zeke to drop, nbaman1 has been good at taking players I want.
I've gone for a couple of Celtics here, as a rule they usually fit my team ideals.
The best post player ever? Probably. The guy was unstoppable in the post and could shoot the ball well to boot.
6x All-Defense, 7x All Star, 3 rings.
Also, he can coach my team should the need arise.
Kevin Mchale
Next up, I'll continue my run of defense and get one of the greatest defensive guards ever. Played with the Sonics and Celtics.
3 rings, 9 All Defense, 5 All Stars, '79 Finals MVP.
Super durable, and Larry Legend called him the greatest player he ever played with.
Dennis Johnson
My team is running that defensive lockdown.
PG: Dennis Johnson
SG: Elgin Baylor
SF: Dave Debusschere
PF: Kevin Mchale
C: Kareem Abdul Jabbar
B1: Dolph Schayes
I've gone for a couple of Celtics here, as a rule they usually fit my team ideals.
The best post player ever? Probably. The guy was unstoppable in the post and could shoot the ball well to boot.
6x All-Defense, 7x All Star, 3 rings.
Also, he can coach my team should the need arise.
Kevin Mchale
Next up, I'll continue my run of defense and get one of the greatest defensive guards ever. Played with the Sonics and Celtics.
3 rings, 9 All Defense, 5 All Stars, '79 Finals MVP.
Super durable, and Larry Legend called him the greatest player he ever played with.
Dennis Johnson
My team is running that defensive lockdown.
PG: Dennis Johnson
SG: Elgin Baylor
SF: Dave Debusschere
PF: Kevin Mchale
C: Kareem Abdul Jabbar
B1: Dolph Schayes
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Nice picks.
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