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Fabtrey said:
vince carter at #40? what? that really takes the cake. vince carter? really? that guy shouldn't even make top 200.
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30th all time scorer. Shot good percentages. 7th all time 3 pointers made. Best dunker ever. Maybe the best athlete to ever play the game. Clutch.

What's the problem bro?

Let me guess, he didn't play before 1990. ??
 
I really wish fabtrey had played. Would have been funny to see his meltdown after getting knocked out in the first round.
 
Hack said:
30th all time scorer. Shot good percentages. 7th all time 3 pointers made. Best dunker ever. Maybe the best athlete to ever play the game. Clutch.

What's the problem bro?

Let me guess, he didn't play before 1990. ??
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Yep. I was never much of a Vince fan, but 25, 6 and 5 on 45% FGs and 38% 3pt in his prime. Pretty damn good and not far off from Kobe production, to be honest. Kobe played with better teammates and did it for more years.

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And excuse me fab. Couldn't help having the third pick. Wanted to build around versatile C. That's Hakeem. Hakeem is the one center with really no weaknesses. Has all the post moves great and willing passer great post defender and help defender, and athletic enough to guard on the perimeter great shot blocker and gets lots of steals. He does everything at an elite level at the center position.

I can build a team around him by adding almost anyone I want. Most versatile center ever to play the game, and for the love of god... Durant is a first round talent, and not far behind LBJ. Easily the second best player in the nba currently.
 
seattlejazzfan said:
Yep. I was never much of a Vince fan, but 25, 6 and 5 on 45% FGs and 38% 3pt in his prime. Pretty damn good and not far off from Kobe production, to be honest. Kobe played with better teammates and did it for more years.

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T-Mac had even better numbers.

32, 7, 6 on 46% FGs and 39% 3pt on 6 attemtps
 
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Anyone wanting to get a line on Adrian Dantley the basketball star need only look at his career statistics: 23,177 points, ninth on the NBA career scoring list at time of retirement; a .540 field-goal percentage, one of the highest ever recorded by an NBA noncenter; and 30-plus points per game for four straight seasons. He was a smart, fundamentally sound player who relied on both strength and finesse.
 
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