PauloCatarino

This time it's "who were the best players in their respective era".

Let's try something like for the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80', 90's and 00's.

Starting off with:

50's:

1- Bob Cousy?
2- Bob Pettit?

60's:

1- Wilt Chamberlain?
2- Bill Russell?

70's:

1- Kareem Abdul Jabbar;

80's:

1- Magic Johnson (take that, kflo!)

90's:

1- Michael Jordan;

00's:

1- Shaquille O'Neal.


Whose next?

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