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2017 Annual JazzFanz All-Time NBA Draft

silesian said:
The 66-67 Sixers were a top 15ish greatest team of all time, they set a record for most wins in a season and won the title. The notion that one player can beat a team as talented as the Celtics "by himself" is unsupportable.
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He had help for sure. But the reason they were so good was because they had Wilt, that is the reason that team set those records. Bill had a better supporting cast around him but Wilt is a much better player.
 
Ron Mexico said:
He had help for sure. But the reason they were so good was because they had Wilt, that is the reason that team set those records. Bill had a better supporting cast around him but Wilt is a much better player.
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Wilt was probably the greatest individual player of all time. Russell was probably the greatest team player of all time. As someone quoted, he had a ring for each finger, and one for the ladies.
 
gandalfe said:
Wilt was probably the greatest individual player of all time. Russell was probably the greatest team player of all time. As someone quoted, he had a ring for each finger, and one for the ladies.
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Sure but swap their teams and Bill probably gets 1.
 
Weak *** commisioner voice mode on:

With the 131st pick in the JFC 2017 NBA draft, the addictionary mighty pirates select...

Tom "white men can jump" Chambers from Utah.



http://www.tradingcarddb.com/Images/Cards/Basketball/2298/2298-682135Fr.jpg



He was active between 1981-1997.

He is widely known for his strong shooting and amazing jumping ability that was immortalized in this moment:

https://youtu.be/UDyBSTQDwH8

Between 1993-1995 he played for Utah Jazz and was one of the players to surpass 20,000 career points barrier.

He played as an athletic guard role in his highschool basketball team.

During his college years ".... At Utah, Chambers played center with star forward Danny Vranes. The two led successful teams in the Western Athletic Conference."

In his Jazz years; "...Chambers still felt he had more to contribute, and accepted an offer to join the Utah Jazz in August, 1993. He would back up star Karl Malone, and re-team with Jeff Hornacek from the Suns. The Jazz improved immediately and made it to the 1994 Western Conference Finals. Now age 35, Chambers had one more year to give before ending his first stint in the NBA as a 20,024 point NBA scorer."










GH20
 
addictionary said:
Weak *** commioner voice mode on:

With the 131st pick in the JFC 2017 NBA draft, the addictionary mighty pirates select...

Tom "white men can jump" Chambers from Utah.



http://www.tradingcarddb.com/Images/Cards/Basketball/2298/2298-682135Fr.jpg



He was active between 1981-1997.

He is widely known for his strong shooting and amazing jumping ability that was immortalized in this moment:

https://youtu.be/UDyBSTQDwH8

Between 1993-1995 he played for Utah Jazz and was one of the players to surpass 20,000 career points barrier.

He played as an athletic guard role in his highschool basketball team.

During his college years ".... At Utah, Chambers played center with star forward Danny Vranes. The two led successful teams in the Western Athletic Conference."

In his Jazz years; "...Chambers still felt he had more to contribute, and accepted an offer to join the Utah Jazz in August, 1993. He would back up star Karl Malone, and re-team with Jeff Hornacek from the Suns. The Jazz improved immediately and made it to the 1994 Western Conference Finals. Now age 35, Chambers had one more year to give before ending his first stint in the NBA as a 20,024 point NBA scorer."










GH20
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God damn u addi!! Had the write up finished and everything.


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Not as good as yours but here it is.

Thee jazz fan selects Tom Chambers.

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One of the sickest dunks you'll see
https://youtu.be/V7T_Wg5ilo8
https://youtu.be/VJohr9loucE
He was an above the rim player, and people don't give him credit for just how athletic he was and was an elite scorer, not a 3pt shooter, but could hit shots out to 20 ft with consistency

Career highlights and awards
* 4× NBA All-Star (1987, 1989–1991)
* NBA All-Star Game MVP (1987)
* 2× All-NBA Second Team (1989, 1990)
* Phoenix Suns Ring of Honor
* No. 24 retired by the Phoenix Suns
* First-team All-WAC (1981)
* 2× Second-team All-WAC (1979, 1980)
Career NBA statistics
Points
20,049 (18.1 ppg)
Rebounds
6,703 (6.1 rpg)
Assists
2,283 (2.1 apg)



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Thee jazz fan said:
This draft hasn't gone my way at all. Can't remember having so many targets drafted one or two picks from my spot. So ****ing frustrating!!


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I totally relate to how you feel. It sucks *** when you are so motivated and comfortable to pick your guy to get let down.


GH20
 
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