Thehoytster (October 14, 2008 at 3:08 am)

1) Michael Jordan2) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar3) Wilt Chamberlain4) Larry Bird5) Hakeem Qlajaunthis is my top 5 ever list. I might consider reworking the order a bit. regardless, imo anybody who puts kobe on this list needs to look back at the real basketball legends. Hes a great player for this time, but he just doesnt match up against any of these guys.

SaSentenzia (October 10, 2008 at 9:53 am)

e chi ti stoppa?nessuno!grande Jabbar!saluti e ammirazione dalla Sardegna!!

waterDrinker13 (October 7, 2008 at 7:48 pm)

the roots - what they do

NDMike (October 7, 2008 at 2:50 am)

xpoopayyx,You are correct in that Kareem Abdul Jabaar is the All-Time Leading Scorer in the NBA. In his prime, Kareem was absolutely unstoppable. I did not like the teams he played for but I sure had a lot of respect for his game. A great, great player! He is one of those New York City Playground Legends. He played at Power Memorial in NYC.later,NDMIKE

notorious67 (October 3, 2008 at 11:25 pm)

wats dis song yo?

xpoopayyx (September 30, 2008 at 3:37 am)

OMG!! So he's the guy in Bruce Lee's movie thing! Dang he's pretty tall and good @_@ my dad told me he's pretty good in free throws..isn't he like the #1 scorer of all-time points in NBA?

bad2dabone20 (September 29, 2008 at 4:09 pm)

i love MR. skyhook :o

doobiesz (September 21, 2008 at 2:56 am)

that skyhook. most beautiful shot in basketball.

FuShengAlex (September 20, 2008 at 3:53 am)

C'mon all Rodman did was defend/rebound, if Hakeem/Robinson/Ewing/Shaq weren't focused on scoring/guarding the lane/shotblocking. their reb numbers would be a lot higher. You are ignoring the fact that there was no 3pt line in the 60s which helped Russell's reb totals vs. later eras, not to mention teams had more possessions per game due to faster pace. Russell was better than Rodman, but he'd be 5x better the defender??? Rod defended everyone from Magic to MJ, to Malone/Barkley to Shaq.

NDMike (September 19, 2008 at 4:22 am)

Folks seem to think the players were small in the 1960s. The following players were all 6'9" or taller. Wilt, Russell, Petit, Thurmond, Bellamy, Beatty, Big E, Kareem, Lucas, Willis Reed, Clyde Lee, Darrell Imhoff, Walter Dukes,Clyde Lovelette, Dale Schlueter, Otto Moore, Jim Fox, Rich Nieman, Connie Dierking, Walt Wesley, Leroy Ellis, Craig Raymond, Nate Bowman,Zaid Abdul Aziz, Dick Cunningham, Mel Counts, Bob Rule, Jim Davis, Jon Block, Hank Finkel, Tom Boerwinkle, Newmark, Fox