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Who wins in a seven game playoff series?
Team A
1. Jason Kidd // Tim Hardaway
2. Kobe Bryant // Manu Ginobili
3. Ron Artest // Chris Mullin
4. Chris Bosh // Lamar Odom
5. David Robinson // Dwight Howard
Vs.
Team H
Pg: Oscar Robertson/Mark Price
Sg: Joe Dumars / Glen Ricr
Sf: Dr. J / Ricky Barry
PF: Kevin Mchale / Shawn Kemp
C: Tim Duncan / Dave Cowens
Team H team writeup
I’ve assembled the ultimate all-time fantasy basketball team of retired players—Oscar Robertson (PG), Joe Dumars (SG), Julius Erving (SF), Kevin McHale (PF), Tim Duncan (C), backed by Mark Price, Glen Rice, Rick Barry, Dave Cowens, and Shawn Kemp—and I’m convinced it’s the best in this draft, dominating through unmatched versatility, championship grit, and strategic synergy. My starters are a powerhouse: Robertson’s genius playmaking (25.7 PPG, 9.5 APG) orchestrates an offense that flows through Dumars’ lockdown defense and sharpshooting (38.6% 3P%, 0.9 SPG) and Erving’s electrifying scoring (24.2 PPG, 1.7 SPG). McHale (17.9 PPG, 1.7 BPG) and Duncan (19.0 PPG, 2.2 BPG) form an ironclad frontcourt, shutting down the paint while delivering efficient scoring. With 13 championships (Duncan: 5; McHale: 3; Erving: 3; Dumars: 2), I can outscore, outdefend, and outlast any opponent, from Ellis’ Jordan-led squad to Thee’s Bird and Moses Malone, crushing their stars with my balanced attack.
My bench is a game-changer, with Price (15.2 PPG, 6.7 APG, 40.2% 3P%), Rice (18.3 PPG, 40.0% 3P%), Barry (23.2 PPG, 5.1 APG), Cowens (17.6 PPG, 13.6 RPG, 3.8 APG), and Kemp (14.6 PPG, 8.4 RPG, 1.2 BPG) offering depth that no rival can match. Price and Rice’s elite 3-point shooting stretches defenses to their breaking point, creating space for Barry’s relentless slashes and Cowens/Kemp’s interior dominance. Barry and Cowens’ playmaking (5.1 and 3.8 APG) ensures my offense never stalls, while Kemp’s high-flying dunks ignite transition alongside Erving and Rice. Defensively, Barry’s 2.0 SPG locks down wings, complementing Price (1.2 SPG) and Rice (1.0 SPG), while Cowens and Kemp fortify the paint with hustle and blocks. Whether facing YoungJefe’s Kareem/Garnett/Wallace frontcourt or Thee’s Bird/Pippen/Havlicek wings, my team exploits weaknesses—Price and Rice’s 3s punish non-shooters like Rodman, while my bigs overwhelm smaller lineups.
My team’s edge lies in its seamless synergy and championship DNA, with 17 titles (Duncan: 5; McHale: 3; Erving: 3; Dumars: 2; Cowens: 2; Rice: 1; Barry: 1) and Kemp’s playoff tenacity (1996: 20.9 PPG). Unlike Ellis’ Jordan-centric offense, which falters against my defensive depth, or YoungJefe’s big-heavy roster, vulnerable to my shooters, I’ve crafted a squad where every player amplifies the others. Robertson, Price, Barry, and Cowens feed shooters (Price, Rice, Dumars) and finishers (Erving, Barry, Kemp), while McHale, Duncan, Cowens, and Kemp form an unbreakable frontcourt wall. No team rivals my blend of elite 3-point shooting, relentless playmaking, and two-way dominance, making me the undisputed favorite to dominate this fantasy draft. Bet against me, and you’ll see why my roster reigns supreme.
Team A
1. Jason Kidd // Tim Hardaway
2. Kobe Bryant // Manu Ginobili
3. Ron Artest // Chris Mullin
4. Chris Bosh // Lamar Odom
5. David Robinson // Dwight Howard
Vs.
Team H
Pg: Oscar Robertson/Mark Price
Sg: Joe Dumars / Glen Ricr
Sf: Dr. J / Ricky Barry
PF: Kevin Mchale / Shawn Kemp
C: Tim Duncan / Dave Cowens
Team H team writeup
I’ve assembled the ultimate all-time fantasy basketball team of retired players—Oscar Robertson (PG), Joe Dumars (SG), Julius Erving (SF), Kevin McHale (PF), Tim Duncan (C), backed by Mark Price, Glen Rice, Rick Barry, Dave Cowens, and Shawn Kemp—and I’m convinced it’s the best in this draft, dominating through unmatched versatility, championship grit, and strategic synergy. My starters are a powerhouse: Robertson’s genius playmaking (25.7 PPG, 9.5 APG) orchestrates an offense that flows through Dumars’ lockdown defense and sharpshooting (38.6% 3P%, 0.9 SPG) and Erving’s electrifying scoring (24.2 PPG, 1.7 SPG). McHale (17.9 PPG, 1.7 BPG) and Duncan (19.0 PPG, 2.2 BPG) form an ironclad frontcourt, shutting down the paint while delivering efficient scoring. With 13 championships (Duncan: 5; McHale: 3; Erving: 3; Dumars: 2), I can outscore, outdefend, and outlast any opponent, from Ellis’ Jordan-led squad to Thee’s Bird and Moses Malone, crushing their stars with my balanced attack.
My bench is a game-changer, with Price (15.2 PPG, 6.7 APG, 40.2% 3P%), Rice (18.3 PPG, 40.0% 3P%), Barry (23.2 PPG, 5.1 APG), Cowens (17.6 PPG, 13.6 RPG, 3.8 APG), and Kemp (14.6 PPG, 8.4 RPG, 1.2 BPG) offering depth that no rival can match. Price and Rice’s elite 3-point shooting stretches defenses to their breaking point, creating space for Barry’s relentless slashes and Cowens/Kemp’s interior dominance. Barry and Cowens’ playmaking (5.1 and 3.8 APG) ensures my offense never stalls, while Kemp’s high-flying dunks ignite transition alongside Erving and Rice. Defensively, Barry’s 2.0 SPG locks down wings, complementing Price (1.2 SPG) and Rice (1.0 SPG), while Cowens and Kemp fortify the paint with hustle and blocks. Whether facing YoungJefe’s Kareem/Garnett/Wallace frontcourt or Thee’s Bird/Pippen/Havlicek wings, my team exploits weaknesses—Price and Rice’s 3s punish non-shooters like Rodman, while my bigs overwhelm smaller lineups.
My team’s edge lies in its seamless synergy and championship DNA, with 17 titles (Duncan: 5; McHale: 3; Erving: 3; Dumars: 2; Cowens: 2; Rice: 1; Barry: 1) and Kemp’s playoff tenacity (1996: 20.9 PPG). Unlike Ellis’ Jordan-centric offense, which falters against my defensive depth, or YoungJefe’s big-heavy roster, vulnerable to my shooters, I’ve crafted a squad where every player amplifies the others. Robertson, Price, Barry, and Cowens feed shooters (Price, Rice, Dumars) and finishers (Erving, Barry, Kemp), while McHale, Duncan, Cowens, and Kemp form an unbreakable frontcourt wall. No team rivals my blend of elite 3-point shooting, relentless playmaking, and two-way dominance, making me the undisputed favorite to dominate this fantasy draft. Bet against me, and you’ll see why my roster reigns supreme.