Even though he is no higher than 9 on a few lists I'm surprised that Bosh made folks lists.
It was close between him and Rodman for me. Gave Bosh credit for his time in Toronto and knowing he took a backseat for the team in Miami.
I just simply try to find the 10 top players that had legitimately great careers at each position. I think @Beta broke down greatness in the PG thread.
I used "greatness" as the criteria
Which is a culmination of stats, accomplishments, impact, and skill
But that's just me
This Is It right Here , Just Hooping...Forget a Ring for a secI used "greatness" as the criteria
Which is a culmination of stats, accomplishments, impact, and skill
But that's just me
Flipping Rodman for Draymond. Good call
Nigga rings is a part of accomplishmentsThis Is It right Here , Just Hooping...Forget a Ring for a sec
Then you could probably use skill to be another determining factorDraymond at 10 is an intriguing thought to me. Should an all-around player who has been key to 3 championships overtake a player who has proven to be a number one option but humbled himself to help a team to 2 rings? Quite the conundrum.
Nah I'm thinking Mvps ,Dpoy,6th man ect...Nigga rings is a part of accomplishments
Draymond is a weird one.
Hes a 4 who has been the best defender on his team for 3 rings (I know iggy is the actual best defender but draymond is on the floor more and more versatile), also led the team in rebounds, and led the team in assists, plus is the vocal leader of the team.
Hes also been a defensive player of the year, and top 3 in voting for a few years.
The assists to me is what puts him above a rodman. Rodman was on the Pistons and Bulls to defend and rebound. Draymond is asked to defend, rebound, run the offense, lead the team, and occasionally hit 3s.
Plus Draymond already has real deep resume and his resume is gonna get deeper.
I just did my whole list over. The one I put up before was without putting any thought into it
I did the same thing.