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Originally Posted by finnns2003
It's pretty pathetic that the media has crowned the Heat trio the Big 3. There was the big 3 of the 80's (Larry Legend, Chief, McHale), and the new big 3 (Truth, Shuttles, KG). Bosh does not make up a "big 3", has done nothing in his career to deserve that.
Originally Posted by finnns2003
It's pretty pathetic that the media has crowned the Heat trio the Big 3. There was the big 3 of the 80's (Larry Legend, Chief, McHale), and the new big 3 (Truth, Shuttles, KG). Bosh does not make up a "big 3", has done nothing in his career to deserve that.
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
Originally Posted by gotJz
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
This list is wrong. First off Kevin Durant is not a superstar. He is a superstar scorer but that's where it ends. The guy averages more turnovers then assists lol, and people call him a superstar. Next I don't get why people have called Chris Paul a superstar, and if you do then Deron Williams is automatically one. He abuses Chris Paul in all their match-ups lol, and puts up similar numbers during the season. Next you have Steve Nash as a superstar from 04'-07' but this past season his numbers were identical to 04' on a worse team. I guess D12 is a superstar since he leads the league in two categories...
Originally Posted by gotJz
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
This list is wrong. First off Kevin Durant is not a superstar. He is a superstar scorer but that's where it ends. The guy averages more turnovers then assists lol, and people call him a superstar. Next I don't get why people have called Chris Paul a superstar, and if you do then Deron Williams is automatically one. He abuses Chris Paul in all their match-ups lol, and puts up similar numbers during the season. Next you have Steve Nash as a superstar from 04'-07' but this past season his numbers were identical to 04' on a worse team. I guess D12 is a superstar since he leads the league in two categories...
goukiteg wrote:
The same way Pau Gasol has. Once you pair an all-star with one of the league's best and teams defensive schemes aren't centered around him.
goukiteg wrote:
The same way Pau Gasol has. Once you pair an all-star with one of the league's best and teams defensive schemes aren't centered around him.
Ugh, why can't you? That is what superstar is. A popularity gauge.Originally Posted by gotJz
@LDJ, some players are generally just more personable and liked then others. You can't base superstar status on popularity.
To be a superstar, you must
A. Be a great player
B. Be very popular among non basketball fans.
C. Draw while your team is on the road
Tim Duncan has never been a superstar to me. He is one of the best that has ever done it but., no, his brand doesn't span outside of his sport.
People I have been alive for that I would consider SUPERstars:
LeBron
Kobe
Shaq
Iverson
Magic
BArkley
Bird
Jordan
Wade ( who I underestimated in terms of drawing ability )
I might be missing someone, but based on MY definition of superstar, these people are the only ones that fit the bill
Also a superstar is a top road draw. Thunder and Spurs tickets are plentiful on Ticketmaster minutes before most of their road games.
Ugh, why can't you? That is what superstar is. A popularity gauge.Originally Posted by gotJz
@LDJ, some players are generally just more personable and liked then others. You can't base superstar status on popularity.
To be a superstar, you must
A. Be a great player
B. Be very popular among non basketball fans.
C. Draw while your team is on the road
Tim Duncan has never been a superstar to me. He is one of the best that has ever done it but., no, his brand doesn't span outside of his sport.
People I have been alive for that I would consider SUPERstars:
LeBron
Kobe
Shaq
Iverson
Magic
BArkley
Bird
Jordan
Wade ( who I underestimated in terms of drawing ability )
I might be missing someone, but based on MY definition of superstar, these people are the only ones that fit the bill
Also a superstar is a top road draw. Thunder and Spurs tickets are plentiful on Ticketmaster minutes before most of their road games.
i think the term superstar means mainstream audience knows who you are. Yao Ming is much more of a "Superstar" than Chris Paul no question.Originally Posted by Bigmike23
what does off the court stuff have to do with you been a NBA SUPERSTAR? i guess because everybody knows yao all around the world he is a superstar and CP3 is not? we are not talking about a pop star or rap star its about a NBA player. if the avg joe doesnt know who you are that doesnt doesnt affect if you are a superstar or not.
i think the term superstar means mainstream audience knows who you are. Yao Ming is much more of a "Superstar" than Chris Paul no question.Originally Posted by Bigmike23
what does off the court stuff have to do with you been a NBA SUPERSTAR? i guess because everybody knows yao all around the world he is a superstar and CP3 is not? we are not talking about a pop star or rap star its about a NBA player. if the avg joe doesnt know who you are that doesnt doesnt affect if you are a superstar or not.
The same way all good actors are not considered movie STARS. Amount of popularity makes you a superstar. Not just your skill level.Originally Posted by Bigmike23
what does off the court stuff have to do with you been a NBA SUPERSTAR? i guess because everybody knows yao all around the world he is a superstar and CP3 is not? we are not talking about a pop star or rap star its about a NBA player. if the avg joe doesnt know who you are that doesnt doesnt affect if you are a superstar or not.
The same way all good actors are not considered movie STARS. Amount of popularity makes you a superstar. Not just your skill level.Originally Posted by Bigmike23
what does off the court stuff have to do with you been a NBA SUPERSTAR? i guess because everybody knows yao all around the world he is a superstar and CP3 is not? we are not talking about a pop star or rap star its about a NBA player. if the avg joe doesnt know who you are that doesnt doesnt affect if you are a superstar or not.
Kevin Durant made the All-NBA 1st Team and led the Thunder to a 50-win season.Originally Posted by gotJz
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
This list is wrong. First off Kevin Durant is not a superstar. He is a superstar scorer but that's where it ends. The guy averages more turnovers then assists lol, and people call him a superstar. Next I don't get why people have called Chris Paul a superstar, and if you do then Deron Williams is automatically one. He abuses Chris Paul in all their match-ups lol, and puts up similar numbers during the season. Next you have Steve Nash as a superstar from 04'-07' but this past season his numbers were identical to 04' on a worse team. I guess D12 is a superstar since he leads the league in two categories...
Kevin Durant made the All-NBA 1st Team and led the Thunder to a 50-win season.Originally Posted by gotJz
Originally Posted by Juan Baller
Chris Bosh has been named All Star in 5 consecutive seasons. That's something usually only superstars do. However, I'd still classify Bosh as a fringe superstar. There are 8 bona fide superstars in the NBA currently. Bosh isn't part of that 8, but he's arguably one of the Top 10 players in league, definitely Top 12.
Current Superstars
Carmelo Anthony, 2006-current
Kobe Bryant, 2000-current
Kevin Durant, 2009-current
Dwight Howard, 2007-current
LeBron James, 2004-current
Dirk Nowitzki, 2004-current
Chris Paul, 2007-current
Dwyane Wade, 2005-current
Former Superstars (Active Players)
Ray Allen, 2003-2007
Gilbert Arenas, 2004-2007
Vince Carter, 1999-2002
Tim Duncan, 1997-2009 (still on the fringe superstar list)
Kevin Garnett, 1999-2008
Grant Hill, 1995-2000
Allen Iverson, 1998-2006
Jason Kidd, 1998-2004
Tracy McGrady, 2000-2007
Steve Nash, 2004-2007
Shaquille O'Neal, 1993-2004
Paul Pierce, 2001-2003, 2005-2007
Fringe Superstars
Chris Bosh
Tim Duncan (also on the former superstar list)
Brandon Roy
Deron Williams is pretty close to the joining the fringe group. Danny Granger could do the same if he stays healthy and develops into a leader. Amare Stoudemire was a fringe superstar a few years ago.
This list is wrong. First off Kevin Durant is not a superstar. He is a superstar scorer but that's where it ends. The guy averages more turnovers then assists lol, and people call him a superstar. Next I don't get why people have called Chris Paul a superstar, and if you do then Deron Williams is automatically one. He abuses Chris Paul in all their match-ups lol, and puts up similar numbers during the season. Next you have Steve Nash as a superstar from 04'-07' but this past season his numbers were identical to 04' on a worse team. I guess D12 is a superstar since he leads the league in two categories...