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tkf got me thinking... this must be a pretty impressive list of players
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GustavBahler
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1/16/2014  5:09 PM
NYKBocker wrote:Arvydas Sabonis. Played 7 seasons. No losing season.

Too bad we didn't catch him in his prime. Turned into one of the best passing big men in the league at the time.
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1/16/2014  5:09 PM
SupremeCommander wrote:what about Chris Webber?

2 bad years with the Bullets
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1/16/2014  5:12 PM
Tim Duncan
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1/16/2014  5:12 PM
No one brought Tim Duncan. Dude has never had a losing season.
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1/16/2014  5:13 PM
Andrew wrote:Tim Duncan

Ha, great minds think alike.

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1/16/2014  5:14 PM    LAST EDITED: 1/16/2014  5:15 PM
And I guess you can add Tony Parker and Manu ginobli to the list as well.
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1/16/2014  5:15 PM
BigDaddyG wrote:And I guess you can add Tony Parker to the list as well.

and Manu
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1/16/2014  5:16 PM
NYKBocker wrote:
SupremeCommander wrote:what about Chris Webber?

2 bad years with the Bullets

I read the initial post wrong. I saw tkf was referenced and I assumed I was supposed to be naming players who had losing seasons. Whoops!

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1/16/2014  5:21 PM
Big Shot Bob. Probably the most interesting for me. He actually never had a losing season in 16 years. Playing for 4 different teams. The closest to having a losing season was in 96/97 playing 500 ball with the Suns, but then he was traded to the Lakers ending his year in a winning note.
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1/16/2014  5:23 PM
NYKBocker wrote:
BigDaddyG wrote:And I guess you can add Tony Parker to the list as well.

and Manu

Embarrassed I named Gervin and forgot Duncan and company.

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1/16/2014  5:23 PM
I know he isn't a great player, but I don't think Robert Horry has ever had a losing season.
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1/16/2014  5:24 PM
NYKBocker wrote:Big Shot Bob. Probably the most interesting for me. He actually never had a losing season in 16 years. Playing for 4 different teams. The closest to having a losing season was in 96/97 playing 500 ball with the Suns, but then he was traded to the Lakers ending his year in a winning note.

yeah, beat to it.

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1/16/2014  5:24 PM
BigDaddyG wrote:I know he isn't a great player, but I don't think Robert Horry has ever had a losing season.

Yup. That is Big Shot Bob.
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BigDaddyG wrote:I know he isn't a great player, but I don't think Robert Horry has ever had a losing season.

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1/16/2014  5:28 PM
SupremeCommander wrote:George Gervin? Aleen Iverson?

Iverson played in some really bad Sixers teams his first 2 years.
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1/16/2014  5:51 PM    LAST EDITED: 1/16/2014  6:04 PM
fishmike wrote:
tkf wrote: we for the most part are playing up to our talent.. hence the record...

Which had me thinking... NBA players who have never had a losing season? Apropos to talent impacting record, this is Melo's 12th year in the NBA and he's never had a losing season in the first 11 years. How many guys were drafted and never had a losing season after 10 years?

Shaq, MJ, Hakeem had a .500 year but never a losing one in his first ten
Kobe had at least one losing season...
Stockton/Malone?
Gary Payton?
Has Dwight had a losing season?

UKers chime in... I think that would be a cool list


Bizarre question. It's an interesting topic but it has nothing to do with TKF's comment. Nowhere in the quote you provided did he say that a good way to evaluate an individual player is to look at the record of the 12 man team. Normally "our talent" would mean the talent of the entire roster.
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1/16/2014  6:10 PM    LAST EDITED: 1/16/2014  6:22 PM
But to play along, Horace Grant and Robert Horry

Mario Chalmers may have a shot too!
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1/16/2014  6:13 PM
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1/16/2014  6:56 PM
What about Dirk? The Mavs have been good for a while.
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1/16/2014  8:53 PM
Killa4luv wrote:I disagree with TKF's premise. We are not playing up to the level of talent on the team. Not at all. But this is an interesting thread nonetheless.

ok, what is the level of the talent of this team? I think we are right on par.. the talent level on this team is not high my friend...

Anyone who sits around and waits for the lottery to better themselves, either in real life or in sports, Is a Loser............... TKF
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