Best NBA player never to win a championship?
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John Stockton...\nHe is the league's all time leader in assists and steals, he did such a good job of running the team, and scored points very effciently with a silky stroke from outside.\nHe was the best point guard ever in the NBA.\nIf Jordan had not won all those championships he would certainly have won a couple.
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Player- Ben Wallace \nTeam- Pistons \nand for everyone who thinks Kobe is he isnt all he is is a ball hog.
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I would have to say it was Wilt Chamberlain. He Averaged 30.1 points per game over his career and averaged about 50ppg one season!!! Here is a link to his career stats! http://www.nba.com/history/players/chamberlain_summary.html "ew..pick me, pick me..lol"
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If were going for the future I would go with Lebron James. He is the second best player behind Kobe. He is only 22 and was already second in votes for MVP. Make it to the second round and almost knock off the pistons. Great ball handler, defender, driving, clutch shooting. I think the only thing that is not amazing is shooting although he has improved greatly since last season but now he shoots like Iverson sometimes he is on sometimes hes off but the thing he does great is when he is not shooting well he will get to the basket and get a layup or dunk and when thats not goin down he will pass it around and get his team into it.
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I too would have to say Michael Jordan as well. That nigga is the best thing that ever happend to B-ball!!!
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Lebron.  Sadly neither one of those guys will be competing in the dunk competition to settle this debate.
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I think that Steve Nash will win because the Suns were without Amare Stoudemire and still were able to get to the 2 seed for the second straight year.  My vote, however, would have to go to Elton Brand of the Los Angeles Clippers because they made a huge turnaround and have homecourt in the 1st round of the playoffs.
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It has to be Reggie Miller. All time leader in three point field goals made, one of the greatest three point shooters ever. Not to mention the uncountable times he has drained clutch threes to win or tie the match for the Pacers, including that unforgettable game at Madison Square Garden. As a pure shooter, even with a hand in his face, Miller was ace.
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Jason Kidd by far. If Iverson didn't just happened to the NBA he would be dead or flipping burgers. AI is one of the biggest punks and useless idiots of the world.
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Currently it is without a doubt Kobe Bryant he can dominate a game by himself.  He scored 18 points in the 4th quarter in today's game against the Hornets.  Also, 81 points is still unbelievable.\nOf all time it is Michael Jordan.\nThe best dunker is Vince Carter.
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Pound for Pound, I would have to say Allen Iverson. He is an amazing player for his size and he has great heart. He has a "Never say die" attitude that makes him a competitor. He isn't even six foot tall, and yet he still averages over 30 points a game in a leage that the average height is more around 6'5". He is an all around, truly amazing player. Not to mention my idol!
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Def Lebron James. The only reason Wade has a championship ring and James doesn't is because he has a better supporting cast.\nAnd to 3R2QRFW E are you telling me that Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash, Larry Bird, Manu Ginobli, Keith Vanhorn, Doug Christi, or Mike Bibby can't play some b-ball?
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Tied. But probably Lebron. He's more agile, and a good team player. You'll probably never hear of his 81 points in a game, but you may hear of him as a great player, involving all of his teammates.\nAnd he has better dunking too!
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No question...Steve Nash.  He raises the level of play of all the players on his team and is himself a consistent offensive threat.  He does what a point guard is supposed to do and does it better than anyone.  Jason Kidd is a good contender for this title, as are Chauncey Billups and Sam Cassell.  Jason Terry is an excellent player, but somewhat out of place at point guard.  He's actually a very good 2-guard.
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Wilton Chamberlain.\nWilt was the most dominating player of all-times. I don't think no one will ever score 100 points in a single game again. He was without a doubt the most talented tall man in the game. He played guard with the Harlem Globetrotters before he became an NBA superstar. They widen the free throw lane in hopes of diminishes his impact on offense and defense. The modern day tall players are considered outstanding if they can block shots and dunk the basketball.
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Bill Russell\n\nHe was total domination both offensively and defensively. Shaq and Kareem were scoring machines but not as great of defenders.  Wilt was a great shot blocker and scorer, but only a close second to Russell.
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My vote definitely goes to my boy, Lebron James... damn the nigga got it all, style, energy, skills, everything.