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[DanielJMoore1991]

Team A:

pg. Jerry West
sg. Michael Jordan
sf. Bob Mcadoo
pf. Moses Malone
c. Patrick Ewing

Team B:

pg. Oscar Robertson
sg. Scottie Pippen
sf. Kevin Durant
pf. Anthony Davis
c. Wilt Chamberlain

[Raza 10]

A because everybody on that team would drop 50 on Davis

[JGrimes]

Team A Ewing and Jordan :DDD

[Bball_Jones]

All prime? A

Jerry could easily play PG and off-ball to coexist with Jordan, and he was a better defensive player than the Big O. Oscar was an all around beast in his prime though.

Even Scottie could only do so much against Jordan. MJ would have a much bigger impact than Scottie.

McAdoo easily had the ability to play SF, he could hit it from anywhere. Him and Durant scoring-wise pretty much cancel eachother, McAdoo however was a better rebounder and defensive player plus could take him to the post.

I can see Moses and Ewing switching between PF/C numerous times. Anthony Davis has not even proved himself in the NBA, Ewing and Moses are all-time greats and amazing in their primes.

Prime Wilt is the best bigman on the court but Moses and Ewing could do a good job guarding him and keeping him off the boards, he would still pretty much get his though.

[Young Gee]

PG: Rubio
SG: MKG
SF: KD
PF: Ibaka
C: Anthony Davis

Perfect team

[DanielJMoore1991]

PG: Rubio
SG: MKG
SF: KD
PF: Ibaka
C: Anthony Davis

Perfect team

replace MKG with Paul George

[TeoTheGreek13]

Davis has to be the player that gives it to Team B.

[probskN]

I think A. You have Ewing and Jordan on that team, which is already great, but you also have Moses Malone, who in my opinion, would destroy Davis. Personally, I would go with A.

[DanielJMoore1991]

Davis has to be the player that gives it to Team B.

i agree

[DanielJMoore1991]

B has a better defensive low post game ... Davis would have to be the guy that performs well

Oscar, Durant > West, Macadoo
Wilt > Ewing

[Young Gee]

replace MKG with Paul George

PG: Rubio
SG: Paul George
SF: KD
PF: Ibaka
C: Anthony Davis

[TeoTheGreek13]

i agree

I hope you realise I was being sarcastic.

[DanielJMoore1991]

I hope you realise I was being sarcastic.

lol o.

com'on man don't act like Davis is some push over.

wilt, davis could very well be > malone, ewing

[TeoTheGreek13]

lol o.

com'on man don't act like Davis is some push over.

wilt, davis could very well be > malone, ewing

That could only be true if Wilt could otplay both...

Come on man, Davis is an unproven rookie that all he's got on his side is all that hype.

[DanielJMoore1991]

That could only be true if Wilt could otplay both...

Come on man, Davis is an unproven rookie that all he's got on his side is all that hype.

i think he is averaging 20/10/3 per 36.

[DJtheCap™]

Idk, I think team B would come out on top just because of the individual scoring. Although I do believe Davis would be exploited.

[DanielJMoore1991]

Idk, I think team B would come out on top just because of the individual scoring. Although I do believe Davis would be exploited.

that's what i'm talking about!

[AGOVA]

Duh.. A.

[TeoTheGreek13]

i think he is averaging 20/10/3 per 36.

He's a rookie man. He's an unproven rookie and you want to compare him with two legends.

[Bball_Jones]

Idk, I think team B would come out on top just because of the individual scoring. Although I do believe Davis would be exploited.

Seriously?

So team A got the, arguably, greatest scorer ever in MJ, an amazing scorer/shooter in West, a guy that was a beast of a scorer in his prime in McAdoo. Any of those 3 can give you 30+ PPG, then also Moses who at his peak averaged more than 30 PPG once, and also Ewing who averaged like 29 PPG once.
On the other side Pippen never averaged more than 22 PPG, and Davis a rookie who's averaging like 15 PPG.

Davis has to be the player that gives it to Team B.

i agree

lmfao

I would've loved to see a rookie being eaten alive by prime Moses and prime Ewing.