I took the best 3 or 4 players of the best teams per team(teams that got the furthest in the playoffs) to make this list! Enjoy! :grin:
forget about the injuries and all that sh.t if ur talkin about being the best especially talent and skill wise my answer would be mac daddy even he has been always injured while rick runing the team
OK. I took: Clyde CWebb Bibby Clyde is a no brainer as the best ever to play for Adelman. CWeb I think is a no brainer as the second best but from there I think there is a lot of debate. I chose Bibby because of his clutch shooting and ability to get to the rim as well as running Adlemans half court team. Yao just has not been healthy enough during Ricks time in Houston.
TMac better than Clyde? Webber? Please what TMac were you watching...wait I know which one, the one that could not get out of the 1st round of the playoffs.
Just to make it clear for everyone else who didn't notice, tinman means who is the best players in Rick's history besides the obvious answer, T-Mac. That is why he is not listed. Tinman respects greatness and T-Mac's middle name is greatness. Which is why tinman didn't bother tarnishing T-Mac's name with these guys who are second tier compared to Tracy.
you are so right but i also said forget about injuries if we are comparing prime time players t-mac in his prime i would say can beat clyde in his prime but close contest tho and if we are only making a logical decision then yes clyde is a hof player won championships and all got give respect
webber. the most talented pf ever played the game. it's not even close. too bad he underachieved due to injuries.
I took the 3 best teams that got the furthest, for the Houston Rockets, it was last year's team that made it to play the Lakers, these players were active for that series. Same for Portland (2 finals appearances) and the Kings team that almost made it to the Finals but got Robert Horryed
I took the active players for the teams that got the furthest. For the Rockets, it was last year's playoff team. Starters Yao Ming Ron Artest Shane Battier Aaron Brooks Luis Scola Reserves Kyle Lowry Carl Landry Von Wafer Chuck Hayes Brent Barry Brian Cook For me, the best 'team' is the one that got the furthest. Right?
My formula: Best team = Team that got the furthest Sacremento = NBA WCF Portland = NBA Finals (twice) Houston = NBA 2nd vs the Lakers These are the players who played in for those teams. Check your stats. The player you mentioned never played against the Blazers or Lakers last year in the playoffs.
Clyde hands down, those of you didn't watch him during his prime have no idea how good he was back in the day.
