NBA players who take three-pointers, but shouldn't?
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Antoine Walker...damn his 3's look ugly...
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Underrated..  In history would be Sam Perkins. He was a center in the late 80's and 90's who could nail a three at any minute. Was one of the first to do this. Now Luke Ridnour pg of the Seattle Sonics. Simply because he gets everyone such great looks. One of the many reasons Ray Allen broke the three point record this year.
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Kobe Bryant, the guy scored 81 points against the raptors. Steve Nash shouldn't get it because he did not score in every game he played this year. Kobe carried his whole team this year and made guys like smush parker and kwame brown and brian cook better than they used to be
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Dwight Howard's 20 point and 20 rebound effort today was impressive.  But as long as Kevin Garnett and Shawn Marion are in their prime.  These three individuals would have a crack at leading the league in rebounding.  As for Greg Oden, we would have to see first how he would adjust to the NBA's style of play.  Who knows, he too may dominate the boards in a few years time.\n\nHope this was able to help!
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Good question and at this point it is very hard to say with the pace of today's NBA game.  The last two people to get quadruple doubles in the NBA are former Milwaukee Bucks guard Alvin Robertson( who accomplished the feat with points, rebounds, assists, and steals) and the San Antonio Spurs' David Robinson who got his with points, rebounds, assists, and blocks.  From the current players that you have mentioned, I believe that (on a really, really, really good night) Duncan may be able to get a quadruple double via points, rebounds, assists, and blocks.  The blocks would be the toughest stat to get as he usually averages a double-double in points and rebounds.  The assists would come from kick outs to open shooter such as Manu Ginobili, Brent Barry, Tony Parker, among others. \n\nDespite getting his 76th triple-double in opening night, Jason Kidd may not be able to get a quadruple double as his minutes are down with the emergence  of rookie Marcus Williams.  Without 40 plus minutes, its hard to rack up the stats needed for a quadruple double.  As for D.Wade, LBJ, or Kobe, triple doubles are always within reach but due to their offensive responsibilities, they may not have the energy to get the necessary steals and blocks (10).
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Point Guard- Magic Johnson\nShooting Guard - Michael Jordan\nSmall Forward - Larry Bird\nPower Forward - Charles Barkley\nCenter - Hakeem Olajuwon
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Now: Ben Wallace. Guards anyone from LeBron to Shaq. Rebounds, blocks, steals, all his defensive stats soar.\n\nAll-time: Bill Russel. He was a 7'2 version of Ben Wallace. And obviously it worked...it won him more rings than fingers.
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138\n\nJason Kidd also merits mention as being the leader among active NBA players in triple-doubles, with 75 as of April 10, 2006. Oscar Robertson is the all-time leader with 181, followed by Magic Johnson's 138, and Wilt Chamberlain's 78. Kidd is currently fourth, and Larry Bird is fifth with 59.
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1. Steve Nash\n2. Gilbert Arenas\n3. Chris Paul
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A couple of season ago, the NBA played around with the idea of reducing the three point arc.  During the season, players who didn't normally take threes were taking them.  \n\nThe following season, the reverted back to the old distance.  \n\nPersonally, I found it a bit too far when I tried to shoot in an NBA regulation court.  But since the distance is the same from the corners, I had no problem knocking those down from there.\n\nHope this was helpful.
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Yao Ming (7,5) getting blocked by Nate Robinson (5,9),(A 20 inch difference, biggest difference of a person getting block in NBA History!) Bang!
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Gotta go with the Bad Boys.  Ben Wallace is the current day Dennis Rodman (not really, Rodman was better).  Isiah >>>>>>> Chauncey Billups. Dumars and RIP is close though, but I give the edge to Dumars.  Lambier and Daugherty - no one messes with those two.
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Three pointers: Steve Kerr\nFG%: Artis Gilmore\nFT%: Mark Price\nPoints per game: Jordan and Chamberlain\nRebounds: Rodman and Chamberlain\nAssists: Magic Johnson and Stockton\nSteals: Stockton\nBlocks: Olajuwon and Manute Bol\nBuzzer Beaters: Jordan\nQuick shot: Joff Hornaceck\n\nToday:\n3 Pointers: Raja Bell, Mike James\nFG%: Shaq, Tony Parker\nFT%: Dirk, Billups\nPPG: James, Iverson, Bryant\nRPG: Howard, Marion, Garnett\nAPG: Nash, Davis, Brevin Knight\nSPG: G. Wallace, Knight, Paul\nBPG: Camby, Kirelinko\nBuzzer Beater: Bryant, Horry\nQuickest release: Bryant, Rashard Lewis\n\nMVP: Steve Nash
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Its probably John Stockton... he owns a couple of assist records
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All your answers are WRONG. If there is one player now who gets the most bogus fouls it is none other than, STEVE NASH. This guy is 6ft 1 inch tall and is mainly a shooter from the outside and yet he is averaging 12 freethrows per contest. Where does the foul come? From HIMSELF. He is the one who always initiates contact but because of his size he gets the benefit. If you watch how he plays REALLY CLOSE, he is by far the dirtiest player playing right now. He would use his elbows, trip you, slight head-butt, knees, the works.
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answer to "please answer how will the cavs be in the playoffs?": they will follow their king\nanswer to "why can't a seven footer make 3's?": yao ming can't make threes, and shaq can't either. the only player in the league that is a seven footer that can make 3s is dirk.
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3 point shot never used to exist.\n\nBasketball used to be about 5 men working as a team. Now, the basics are lost and there is too much showboating.\n\nWhen did traveling cease to be a violation? Today, they allow 5,6,7,8,9 running steps while carrying the ball to the layup!\n\nYears ago, blacks never played Basketball. Today, whites rarely play basketball.\n\nYears ago, 6'4 was tall. Today, 6'4 will get you stepped on!