Probably 5ish

Feb 21, 2018
2:49:18pm

kimdaddy35 All-American

Probably 5ish

Tim Duncan was that good and dominant. A guy who was extremely efficient offensively and one of the best to ever play defensively.

If you put him with an all-time great like John Stockton then titles would come.

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POLL: Best PF of all-time?

scootsy First name: Tom; Last: Foolery

2/21/18 1:19pm

You can call Duncan a power forward if you want to but he played center

Crush4

2/21/18 1:21pm

He played PF for most of the prime of his career, but the fact that he did play so much Center raises his status in my

scootsy

2/21/18 1:34pm

He played PF for most of the prime of his career, but the fact that he did play so much Center raises his status in my

scootsy

2/21/18 1:34pm

Except for the majority of his career when he didn't

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 1:39pm

He was a center who played a lot of power forward

palangi

2/21/18 2:13pm

You need to take a look at actual statistics then

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 3:35pm

Thanks for clarifying my post that he played a lot of power forward

palangi

2/21/18 3:47pm

Both Duncan and Mchale should have way more votes. Not surprising Malone should

nashty

2/21/18 1:28pm

RE: Both Duncan and Mchale should have way more votes. Not surprising Malone

Crush4

2/21/18 1:30pm

Just because you (and majority on here) disagree does not mean my post is a

nashty

2/21/18 1:33pm

RE: Both Duncan and Mchale should have way more votes. Not surprising Malone

smokymountainrain

2/21/18 1:30pm

RE: Both Duncan and Mchale should have way more votes. Not surprising Malone

RalphWiggam

2/21/18 1:33pm

I’m the only one who voted for Dirk

BrutustheBrash

2/21/18 1:35pm

Chang’s

Longbow Cougar

2/21/18 1:29pm

Flyers

Faceman

2/21/18 1:34pm

Tim Duncan by a mile

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 1:39pm

Thumbs down from the homer, have to love it

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 1:41pm

How many championships would Duncan win if he played for Utah 1985-2002?

Sir_Ten

2/21/18 2:23pm

Probably 5ish

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 2:49pm

LaVellIfIKnow

2/21/18 5:30pm

I loved Dirk's game, but he was a little bit of

lightmann

2/21/18 1:39pm

When I look at Barkley and Malone's stats, I'm always amazed that Malone has

BoiseBlue

2/21/18 1:42pm

iirc, advanced stats are kinder to Barkley so you might have been right.

smokymountainrain

2/21/18 1:52pm

Yes advanced stats are definitely better for Barkley

kimdaddy35

2/21/18 1:55pm

This really depends on the rules in place at the time.

CocaColaRecovery

2/21/18 1:43pm

Dirk

RyneK

2/21/18 1:50pm

Titles matter. It has to be Duncan. Malone was at his very very worst in the

ALUF 1990

2/21/18 2:01pm

Coaches matter too.

Plato

2/21/18 2:41pm

This is why Duncan.

Twin Roots

2/21/18 2:41pm

Malone's fg% did drop by 5%(to 46) in the playoffs, where Duncan stayed the same

palangi

2/21/18 2:52pm

Game 5 vs the Bulls. They gave it to Malone more than

ALUF 1990

2/21/18 4:58pm

Malone was at his very worst? Have you seen his playoff stats?

Mr. Belding

2/21/18 3:09pm

His playoff stats were worse than regular season, especially the 2 years Jazz

palangi

2/21/18 3:33pm

Look at his stats. They are good.

Mr. Belding

2/21/18 4:25pm

I always thought Bob Petititt was the best.

Bullrider

2/21/18 2:40pm

Tim Duncan is better than Malone. But Malone in the greatest PF ever.

Mr. Belding

2/21/18 3:08pm

excluding Lebron I assume?

jkccoug

2/21/18 3:35pm

Best career PER is Barkley. Surprises me. I would go with him or Duncan.

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