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Old 06-19-2011, 06:17 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by CadBane View Post
As for Cousy, he shot 38% for his career (again, percentages are lower, but still). He led the league in assists 8 years, but that's no more impressive than Stockton. Also, his numbers actually go down in the playoffs. The 6 rings are impressive, but somewhat less s because there were only EIGHT teams! That's the big thing that irks me about rings from that period. You got a 1/8 shot, lol.
Definitely true about the rings. He was never a great scorer either. But like I said, one of my criteria was how the player helped define his era, and I think Cousy definitely did, and he set the early standard for that type of PG (hell, the collegiate PG award is named after him).

If I was just picking for a pick-up game, I'd definitely take Stockton every time. He was more talented.
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