Who is the most unguardable player in the history of the NBA?

Question

OUTSIDE OF MICHAEL JORDAN PLEASE!!!!!!!
Because I know I will have 50 answers saying MJ, MJ .. .. .all biased.

Sorry, but I really hate the baseball analogy.
This is basketball, not baseball section.
baberuth of basketball, etc, these kind of expressions are really annoying.

I cant believe that Kobe haters must include him in every answer. korpg78155, dont answer if you are not intelligent enough to answer simple questions. Kobe haters are dumb, and you have just proven it.

DONT USE BASEBALL ANALOGY HERE.
PERIOD.

Answer 1

Kareem Abdul Jabbar is the all time leading scorer in the NBA. His hook shot changed the game and he doesn't get near the credit that he deserves. There were many times he was completely unguardable.

Answer 2

MJ is great, but he was stopped several times.

Wilt Chamberlain was great also, I would have to say him.

Current player though? Its Tony Parker. Nobody can guard him when he wants to go inside the lane or on a fast break. Ginobilli also if you see the way he moves his body around on any drive.

Whats this? Why didn't I say Shaq or Kobe? Hack-a-Shaq for one thing, and Kobe isn't consistant as much as he is a ballhog. He may be notiable for putting up big numbers in big games, but only with small teams. Put some defenders on him and his numbers drop drastically. Plus, do you see any of them in the playoffs now? Besides Kobe's attempt to steal the spotlight by saying he wants traded then backing out again. and again, and again.

Answer 3

The TRUTH to this question is:

The Ghost of 'Pistol Pete' Marovich.

He was hard to guard when he was alive, let alone a ghost.

Problem is he doesn't get the ball much and can't dribble because he's a ghost...but other than those handicaps:

HE'S UNSTOPPABLE!!!



BTW.....I think you need to understand the Babe Ruth analogy before you decide to like it or hate it. When Babe Ruth hit 60 homers and his teammate Lou Gehrig hit 47...They combined for 107 homeruns in a year that only about 175 total home runs were hit. That's the point he's trying to make. Total and complete dominance by Wilt.

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Answer 5

Wilt. One night. One hundred points. It happened against the New york Knickerbockers on march 2, 1962. The 100 point game looms as the signature moment of Chamberlain's signature season, in which he average 50.4 pts. per game. Among sport's records, it is everest. How did he do it against five defenders?-- he used put-backs, fall away banks, a jumper from near the top of the circle, layups off dynamics fast breaks and you bet, some dipper dunks. By averaging 50pts per game in 61-62, he proved his physical superiority and made a mockery of the league, its racial quotas, and the notion that his white opponents were the best players in the world.
Chamberlain's scoring breakdown:
23pts. in the first quarter
18pts. in the second quarter
28 in the third quarter
31 in the fourth quarter

Chamberlain made 36 0f 63 field goal attemps and 28 of 32 free throws. He was a wretched free throw shooter, making barely half of nearly 12,000 free throws during his 14-year NBa career. But that night he made 88 percent of his free throws.

in 61-62 season, He surpassed 50pts in a game 45 times that season. Once he recorded 73 pts. against the Chicago Packers, and a triple game overtime against the lakers, he scored 78. In 10 games that season against the Celtics' Bill Russel the greatest defensive center in NBA history, he averaged nearly 40 pts. per game.

The dipper's perfomance in 61-62 can be seen compatitively: No other NBA player ever has averaged as many as 40 pts per game in a full season. The second best-- Jordan's 37.1 pt in 86-87-- would need to be pumped up by 36 percent to equal Wilt's 50.4 point average.

If the Knicks had not concentrated entirely on stopping him that night, he might have scored 150 pts.

Again, who is the most unguardable player in NBA history? Michael? Kobe? Not even a close.

Answer 6

Well it's not even close to being MJ, this title without question goes to Wilt Chamberlain, not only did he score 100,(everybody knows that) but he also averaged 50, thats right i said 50ppg for a whole season. He was the babe ruth of basketball as fire as writing the record book, he also once had 55 rebounds in a game.

If anybody says anybody different, including MJ they are absolutely wrong.

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

Easily it's the younger Shaq , or Wilt

Answer 10

Shaq nuff said