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Shawn Martin

Is Steph Curry Top 10 — or even Top 5 — All Time?

Here’s my current all-time list: 1️⃣ MJ 2️⃣ LeBron (interchangeable with #1) 3️⃣ Kareem 4️⃣ Bird 5️⃣ Magic 6️⃣ Duncan 7️⃣ Russell 8️⃣–🔟 Steph / Kobe / Shaq For me, spots 5–7 are “olden era” legends who could realistically be overtaken by Steph based on impact and modern accomplishments. One thing’s for sure: 1–4 are locked above him for now. 8–10 are tough and mostly interchangeable, though I personally lean Steph at #8. Hakeem is right behind at 11, and Wilt at 12 — Wilt’s accolades feel mythical, so it’s hard to evaluate him with modern criteria. Yes, I’m a Curry fan — but I think it’s time this discussion is had seriously. Where does he land on your list? #NBA #StephCurry #GOATDebate #AllTimeGreats #BasketballHistory #Sports

Is Steph Curry Top 10 — or even Top 5 — All Time?
Sean Vintage

How good was prime Gerald Wallace really?

Before LaMelo, before Kemba — the Bobcats had Gerald Wallace. Nicknamed Crash for his relentless style, he was one of the league’s most underrated two-way wings in the late 2000s: 2010 All-Star, and the only All-Star in Bobcats history 1st-Team All-Defense in 2010 Averaged 18.2 PPG & 10 RPG in his All-Star season Could guard 1–4, fly for chase-down blocks, and dunk on anyone in transition Carried Charlotte to their first-ever playoff appearance in 2010 He wasn’t a superstar scorer, but his energy, defense, and hustle made him one of the toughest covers of his era. So — where do you rank Gerald Wallace among the most underrated wings of the 2000s? #GeraldWallace #Bobcats #NBAHistory #Underrated #Sports #NBA #BasketballHistory

How good was prime Gerald Wallace really?