Top 3 players all time

1MJ
2Wilt Chamberlin
3oscer robertson

if you havent seen oscer pla then you need to

1. Magic Johnson
2. Michael Jordan
3. Wilt chamberlian

note: kobe bryant is nowhere close. he is not top 20 all time.

Yeah your right,kobe is in a league of his own

Larry Bird needs to be in there!

umm wilt would never have been able to do all those things if he wasnt the only 7 footer of his time any way my picks r.

1.MJ
2.MAGIC
3.SHAQ

xXBlackiceXx wrote:

umm wilt would never have been able to do all those things if he wasnt the only 7 footer of his time any way my picks r.

1.MJ
2.MAGIC
3.SHAQ

LOL

Magic
MJ
Abdul Jabbar

MJ
Magic
Bird

Id sooner put Kobe there than shaq. Everyone says well kobe cant win without shaq. But wwould shaq win without kobe or d-wade

shaq has won without kobe, kobe hasn't won without shaq. Kobe has even had better teams than shaq. If i was building a team and i had to choose one of them i would choose shaq, simply because its so hard to find a dominant center. I'm not saying that players like kobe are common, but the dropoff between kobe and the next 5 best players at his position (dwade, lebron, etc) is much much less than the droppoff between shaw and the next best players at his position. i am talking about in shaqs prime. 1999-2006. their were no other good young big men in the league. its hard to really say who is better since they play different positions and played together for such a long time

greta point mod

i dont think either of them belong on a list of top 5. mabe 10 or 15

haha Blk put shaq as number 3

Wilt is better than shaq though

MJ
Magic
Atown

MJ
Magic
Kareem

1) MJ
2) Magic
3) Kareem

Modrewgnu wrote:

1. Magic Johnson
2. Michael Jordan
3. Wilt chamberlian

note: kobe bryant is nowhere close. he is not top 20 all time.

Do you still believe this Mod????? Because if you do, I think it's pure and utter CRAP...I can understand not putting him in the top 3, but saying he's not top 20 all time, that just doesn't make sense to me....

KOBE and MJ, can the average hall of famer ever hit 81 in their prime??