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Man....you can tell people know little about "Mr. Clutch" Jerry West. He is the NBA logo for goodness sake.
Most clutch NBA player ever?
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Toss-up: Jerry West, Reggie Miller, or MJ.
Choose any one of them and I wouldn't be mad with your answer
Choose any one of them and I wouldn't be mad with your answer
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I agree with SoHi. Jerry West, Reggie, or Jordan.
Magic had great game performances, but when it comes down to the last shot, I want Jordan, Reg, or clutch taking it.
That is a superb list tho.
To narrow it down to one, I would say Jordan, with Reg as a close second.
Magic had great game performances, but when it comes down to the last shot, I want Jordan, Reg, or clutch taking it.
That is a superb list tho.
To narrow it down to one, I would say Jordan, with Reg as a close second.
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Jordan all day!!!
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Michael Jeffrey Jordan PERIOD!!!
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JRICH
SMH at u guys never mentioning this guy...
I picked him in the Shot Clock post.
If I had to say EVER I think I'd go Reggie as far as shooting, MJ in overall terms.
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Other than my slightly homer pick in Isiah, I'd mention Reggie, cold-blooded.
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SMH at dude calling JRich's game winner at Dallas the greatest buzzer beater of all time. Freakin' homer. Anyway, MJ FTW... literally.
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sounds about right.
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Jordan was the best player already, and he maintained that in clutch situations. He didn't really become *that much better* when the game was on the line,he was already that good.
On the other hand, Reggie elevated his game about 200 levels in clutch situations.
If each was in their prime, I wouldn't know who to pick to take the last shot. But for the first 3 quarters, MJ was obviously better.
On the other hand, Reggie elevated his game about 200 levels in clutch situations.
If each was in their prime, I wouldn't know who to pick to take the last shot. But for the first 3 quarters, MJ was obviously better.
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cheezybaby wrote:
JRICH
SMH at u guys never mentioning this guy...how many clutch shots does he have to hit till everybody starts taking notice, hes been doing it ever since he started his career (see Sonics) and just hitting big shots time and time again, and who is ever going to forget the greatest buzzer beater of all time (Dallas)?
the picture obviously explains it all
keep sleeping folks..hes a cold hearted killa
, jrain is that you son?'
at this fool posting jason richardson as the most clutch playerever.
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Jerry West or Reggie lock this up.
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It's Jordan with Reggie and West close behind...
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Someone prove how its MJ by a landslide? and dont post vids of him pushing off of bryon russell. Robert Horrys hit twice as many GW shots in the playoffs as Jordan.
If you are talking about clutch "performances" (ie. willing a team to victory, crucialclutch defensive stops, etc) then it's Jordan pretty easily with Bird in 2nd place... If you are talking about clutch "jump shots", then you can make a case for Reggie, Horry, West, KB, Jordan, etc...... and no, Horryhas not hit twice as many playoff game winners as Jordan......
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and no, Horry has not hit twice as many playoff game winners as Jordan......
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^thats not twice as many
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Jordan has 6
Horry has 9
call it what you want
Stop riding Jordan so hard in everthing you post.
care to name the 9 game winners?
Even so, that is not twice as many..... and no what I said "If you are talking about clutch "performances" (ie. willing a team to victory, crucial clutch defensive stops, etc) then it's Jordan pretty easily with Bird in 2nd place... If you are talking about clutch "jump shots", then you can make a case for Reggie, Horry, West, KB, Jordan, etc......"
that is not an example of riding..... it's pretty much known....
this is an example of riding in this very post
JRICH
SMH at u guys never mentioning this guy...
and yet another example
Kobe by a mile.....
And if it was riding I would have just made this a Jordan clutch appreciation post right?Is there anything I said that is false?
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While I agree with you, he was just trying to get his teamates going in the 2nd half.
Nnobody could have came back from that(defecit) by themselves.
But alas, that's not Kobe's game
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