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AK1
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 Posted: 2/12/2003, 9:41 pm Post subject: Best team ever in history?? |
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I would say the '96 bulls, but they had no challenge, so i would pick then the '69 lakers.
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defska17
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Like I said in the last thread, the only time I ever got into basketball was because of the Bulls, so I have to go with them. 
I think the reason that the Bulls had no challenge was cause they were so good. They had almost everything: the greatest player ever (MJ), a player that would have been the star on any team besides the Bulls (Pippen), a threat from behind the arc and at the line (Kerr), someone who could snatch up every rebound (Rodman), the best 6th man in the league (Kukoc). The only thing they really didnt have was a center. What was his name? Its not coming to me. He was alright.
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AK1
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Like I said in the last thread, the only time I ever got into basketball was because of the Bulls, so I have to go with them.
I think the reason that the Bulls had no challenge was cause they were so good. They had almost everything: the greatest player ever (MJ), a player that would have been the star on any team besides the Bulls (Pippen), a threat from behind the arc and at the line (Kerr), someone who could snatch up every rebound (Rodman), the best 6th man in the league (Kukoc). The only thing they really didnt have was a center. What was his name? Its not coming to me. He was alright. |
The guys name was Luc Longley, and the fans would all say LUUUUUKE!! when he scored. He was alright i guess.
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defska17
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Thats right.
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My pick would have to be the 1985 to 1986 World Champion Boston Celtics.
Larry Bird at Small Forward, Kevin McHale at Power Forward, Robert Parish at Center, Danny Ainge at Shooting Guard and Dennis Johnson at Point Guard.
And the 6th Man of the Year that year, Bill Walton. |
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