OX1947 wrote:Kareem has the best statue at staples.
Gretzky's is pretty freaking sweet
OX1947 wrote:Kareem has the best statue at staples.




Vasashi17 wrote:Rooscooter wrote:Well deserved and loooooong overdue. Kareem was always misunderstood IMO.... Magic had the marketing smile and personality but Showtime doesn't win squat without number 33....
IMO the best overall player to ever play....
Magic said the very same thing in today's presentation. He even said that alot of the times the media got it wrong and gave him the MVP, but it should have been Kareem's. Instead Kareem was just so selfless of a teammate that he never complained or brought attention to it.
My only regret is that I only could witness the tail end of the Showtime dynasty. But this organization is so lucky to have some of the very best to ever lace em up.
yossarian33 wrote:That hook shot, maybe the most un-defendable shot in the history of basketball.
gcclaker wrote:^If anything, 'Ole Moussehead is still acknowledging his Laker roots.
yossarian33 wrote:That hook shot, maybe the most un-defendable shot in the history of basketball.

Rooscooter wrote:I still think Magic's 42 point performance against the Sixers overshadowed one of the single best playoff performances of all time that happened in the previous game. On a severely sprained ankle Kareem led the Lakers back to win the crucial game 5 in LA. I can't think of a single performance in the finals that comes close except what Magic did in the next game..... and I still think Kareem's was more impressive in many ways.... Most Laker fans just know about Magic's game 6 and hardly any know of Kareem's game 5.... 14 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks in part of the 4th quarter after getting taped up.... including the dagger slam dunk and one....
yossarian33 wrote:That skyhook, definitely the most un-defendable shot in the history of basketball.

Rooscooter wrote:I still think Magic's 42 point performance against the Sixers overshadowed one of the single best playoff performances of all time that happened in the previous game. On a severely sprained ankle Kareem led the Lakers back to win the crucial game 5 in LA. I can't think of a single performance in the finals that comes close except what Magic did in the next game..... and I still think Kareem's was more impressive in many ways.... Most Laker fans just know about Magic's game 6 and hardly any know of Kareem's game 5.... 14 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks in part of the 4th quarter after getting taped up.... including the dagger slam dunk and one....
yossarian33 wrote:That hook shot, maybe the most un-defendable shot in the history of basketball.

thkthebest wrote:Rooscooter wrote:I still think Magic's 42 point performance against the Sixers overshadowed one of the single best playoff performances of all time that happened in the previous game. On a severely sprained ankle Kareem led the Lakers back to win the crucial game 5 in LA. I can't think of a single performance in the finals that comes close except what Magic did in the next game..... and I still think Kareem's was more impressive in many ways.... Most Laker fans just know about Magic's game 6 and hardly any know of Kareem's game 5.... 14 points, 5 rebounds and 2 blocks in part of the 4th quarter after getting taped up.... including the dagger slam dunk and one....
Kareem's entire finals performance is overlooked because of Magic. He averaged 33.4 points, 13.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 4.6 blocks in that series. That statline is ridiculous.
Finwë wrote:I watched that game a couple of years ago on NBA TV, but had to leave before the 4th quarter started![]()
Never caught it again.. Is the full game vid uploaded anywhere?
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