what r the top 10 all-time best vertical leapers in the NBA?
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Off the top of my head, in no particular order:\n\nVince Carter\nJason Richardson\nMichael Jordan\nKobe Bryant\nJosh Smith\nNate Robinson\nAndre Iguodala\nShawn Marion\nAmare Stoudemire\nSpud Webb\n\nThat's all I could think of
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Iguodala is gonna win it. His dunks are not only acrobatic but are incredibly strong. YOu can see this if you watch just how fast the ball goes through the rim as he dunks. AI 2.0!
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Kevin Garnett\nDominique Wilkins\nAllen Iverson\nCharles Barkley\nPatrick Ewing
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I'd have to say Ray Allen.  There are a lot of other great shooters from the past such as Larry Bird, Walter Davis, Reggie Miller, Rick Barry, Isiah Thomas, Kevin Johnson, Jim Paxson, John Stockton, etc.  And even now, Michael Redd, J.J. Redick, Richard Hamilton, Allan Houston, Kyle Korver, etc.  I've watched all of em', but Ray Allen has the "purest shot".  If you just watch him, his shot just looks so easy.  His release is perfect and fairly quick.  And looking at it, it just looks so natural, a thing of beauty.  Not only does his shot look nice, but he has one of the highest FG%'s.  Ray Allen, the "purest" shooter in nba history.
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all time Shot Blocker- Hakeem Olajuwon 3,830 blocks\nall time Most Steals-  John Stockton  3,265 steals
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The Top Ten\n1. Tiger Woods \n2. Michael Schumacher \n3. Peyton Manning \n4. Michael Jordan \n5. Shaquille O'Neal \n6. Kevin Garnett \n7. Andre Agassi \n8. David Beckham \n9. Alex Rodriguez \n10. Kobe Bryant
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THE 50 GREATEST PLAYERS IN NBA HISTORY \n\n\n\nKareem Abdul-Jabbar\nNate Archibald\n\nPaul Arizin\n\nCharles Barkley\n\nRick Barry\n\nElgin Baylor\n\nDave Bing\n\nLarry Bird\n\nWilt Chamberlain\n\nBob Cousy\n\nDave Cowens\n\nBilly Cunningham\n\nDave DeBusschere\n\nClyde Drexler\n\nJulius Erving\n\nPatrick Ewing\n\nWalt Frazier\n\nGeorge Gervin\n\nHal Greer\n\nJohn Havlicek\n\nElvin Hayes\n\nMagic Johnson\n\nSam Jones\n\nMichael Jordan\n\nJerry Lucas\n\n Karl Malone\nMoses Malone\n\nPete Maravich\n\nKevin McHale\n\nGeorge Mikan\n\nEarl Monroe\n\nHakeem Olajuwon\n\nShaquille O'Neal\n\nRobert Parish\n\nBob Pettit\n\nScottie Pippen\n\nWillis Reed\n\nOscar Robertson\n\nDavid Robinson\n\nBill Russell\n\nDolph Schayes\n\nBill Sharman\n\nJohn Stockton\n\nIsiah Thomas\n\nNate Thurmond\n\nWes Unseld\n\nBill Walton\n\nJerry West\n\nLenny Wilkens\n\nJames Worthy
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You ask who is the most talented, i would have to say Shawn Marion, forward for the Pheonix suns. I say this for the simple fact that this guy does everything, he scores, he rebounds like a person who is 7 foot tall and he is only 6'7. He can also hit the three consistantely, and can finish at the rim with an exclamation dunk, or a nice finger role, or his patented tear drop floater(no one does it better than him). Also, he plays every minute of every game, no matter if he is injured or not. I truly believe, if any team were to trade for him, he would automatically become a starter, whether it be dallas, san antonio, or detroit, this guy is amazing and a treat to watch. They say Elton Brand is the most underrated player in the league, I think this guy is, Shawn Marion brings a swagger, and a balance to the game. And also how he had stepped up this season in Amare's absence was nothing short of splendiferous. Theres my arguement, second place is Lebron James and his mean face.
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Currently, I believe Yao Ming is the tallest at 7'6".\n\nThere have been at least two players who were 7'7" (Manute Bol and Georghe Muresan) but both are no longer in the league.
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Top 5 Leaders in Rebounding:\n\n1. Kevin Garnett (Minnesota) 12.7 per game\n2. Dwight Howard (Orlando)   12.3 \n3. Shawn Marion (Pheonix)    12.0\n4. Ben Wallace (Detroit)     11.6\n5. Tim Duncan (San Antonio)  11.1 \n\nGarnett led the league in Rebounding in 04-05 as well. Wallace led the league the in the 02-03 and 03-04 seasons.
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Morris Peterson, Vince Carter is good at it but is more known for jumpers and of course nasty dunks but Peterson is a great perimeter shooter
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First of all to all of you who put in players from today you people need Jesus!!!!\nLeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and A.I. do not hold a candle to the men who came before them. \n\n1. Micheal Jordan (Hands Down)\n2. Bill Russell (10 rings is hard to f with)\n3. Larry Bird\n4. Karl Malone (2d on all time leading scoring list)\n5. Kareem Abdul Jabbar (he is the all-time leading scorer isn't he)
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james, wade, nowitzki\nAlso pierce & nash are very good players
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Bradley and Yao Ming are the tallest at 7'6. \nAs for the best -\n\nThe most skilled offensively is Kobe Bryant. He can score from anywhere on anyone.\n\nThe best passer is Steve Nash. Leads the league in assists again, even without Amare this year.\n\nThe best defender is Ron Artest. Strong, quick and tough. Can guard point guards to power forwards. Nobody wants him covering them.\n\nThe best rebounder is Ben Wallace. Strong, quick, athletic and always in good position. \n\nThe best shot blocker is Andrei Kirelinko. He doesn't lead the league in blocks but he recovers quickly and, at 6'9 gets more than his share.\n\nThe most complete player is LeBron James. He scores, passes, rebounds, defends... There's nothing he doesn't do.\n\nBut the best overall player is still Kobe. Besides being the best offensive player, he is a tough defender, a creative passer and an excellent ball handler. Plus he has a combination of size, speed and athleticism that matches with anyone. Combine that with his knowledge of the game and clearly he is the best in the game right now.
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best 3 point shooter : larry bird\nshortest player : mugsy bogues\ntallest player : manute bol
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Tim Duncan-Ray Allen- Kobe Bryant- Dirk Nowitzki- Rasheed Wallace
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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.