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Originally Posted by jericho
But would you say he changed how the game is played or presented? Definitely a great, bizarre, unique, and admirable player. But does he belong on a Most Important list?
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Dont you think it would be unfair to any player coming out after the post jordan era to be expected to revolutionize the game? Theres really not much else a player in this day and time can do that hasnt been done before, but should we hold that against them. AI in say the Cousy era would have been one of the most dynamic players on the court. His athleticism, grit and speed would have given teams fits during that period. He probably would have averaged close to 40 ppg back then