I am very very very confused. Is Michael Jordan not on the list because he is the obvious #1 and we are talking about other people? Or is this active? Then why would Reggie be there? And where's everyone else? What the hell..
<div class="quote_poster">Marbire Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I am very very very confused. Is Michael Jordan not on the list because he is the obvious #1 and we are talking about other people? Or is this active? Then why would Reggie be there? And where's everyone else? What the hell..</div> I'm pretty sure the list is active.. but it says it was written in May, 2005 which explains Reggie being on there. In the league today though, Horry, Billups, and Arenas come to mind. Derek Fisher maybe too.
Today....Horry, Kobe, Fisher, Arenas, Billups, Duncan, and McGrady. The anti-clutch? LeBron, Dirk, Iverson's only got a couple of game winners, I don't know where his clutch perception came from. I wouldn't consider Shaq clutch, his FT woes were a major pain in the butt.
<div class="quote_poster">kobe4life Wrote</div><div class="quote_post"> at Tim Duncan being number 1.</div> Let me guess. You'd have Kobe at #1. Horry over Kobe in the clutch any day of the week.
Either Jordan Bird West Horry Miller I'd trust any one of those men taking the last shot for me down the stretch of a big ball game....I won't go into saying who is more clutch than who... <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Let me guess. You'd have Kobe at #1. Horry over Kobe in the clutch any day of the week.</div> lol @ this mans hate for kobe..haha....if you're talking creating your own shot you go with Kobe, but "shooting" one shot...you might have a case there....
1.Reggie Miller 2.Kobe Bryant 3.Micheal Jordan 4.Robert Horry IN no order cuz they were all as good imo.
<div class="quote_poster">Clear It Out Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Let me guess. You'd have Kobe at #1. Horry over Kobe in the clutch any day of the week.</div> You seriously giving me a good laugh man. I can live with MJ, Bird, heck even D-wade being better than Kobe in clutch but Horry? Are you joking man? Down the sketch with 24 seconds left, the guy having the ball in his hand, as far as I know is not going to be Horry. Horry is just a setup man and spot at some 3 point line and waiting for the go-to-guy to make a make move and diss the ball to him, wild open and shoot. That is calling being clutch (with an *). Kobe/MJ/Bird doesn't need any helps from anyone in their last second shot, this is what we call a "true clutch player". Get that in your thick skull man hahaha .
<div class="quote_poster">kobe4life Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">You seriously giving me a good laugh man. I can live with MJ, Bird, heck even D-wade being better than Kobe in clutch but Horry? Are you joking man? Down the sketch with 24 seconds left, the guy having the ball in his hand, as far as I know is not going to be Horry. Horry is just a setup man and spot at some 3 point line and waiting for the go-to-guy to make a make move and diss the ball to him, wild open and shoot. That is calling being clutch (with an *). Kobe/MJ/Bird doesn't need any helps from anyone in their last second shot, this is what we call a "true clutch player". Get that in your thick skull man hahaha .</div> Did you just put Kobe at the same level of clutch ability as MJ and Bird? You're the funny one. How many playoff game-winners has Kobe hit? I could probably count the times in one hand. Horry has made a career of hitting shots. And he has created shots for himself in the clutch. See: NBA Finals 2005. It wasn't just a last second shot. It was a series of shots. I'd give the ball to Reggie Miller or Robert Horry before I give it to Kobe Bryant. Kobe's missed far more than he's made. Kobe homers are a joke.
Jordan has missed far more then he has made same with Bird you kid look up your facts before you make silly comments like that.
<div class="quote_poster">THE DREAM Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Either Jordan Bird West Horry Miller I'd trust any one of those men taking the last shot for me down the stretch of a big ball game....I won't go into saying who is more clutch than who... lol @ this mans hate for kobe..haha....if you're talking creating your own shot you go with Kobe, but "shooting" one shot...you might have a case there....</div> I too like Dream`s list.
I might as well make my list... 1.Chauncey Billups(biased? Yes but I've seen him play over 300 games and have witnessed many great memorys) The rest of the un-biased list... 2. Robert Horry 3. Kobe Bryant 4. Tracy Mcgrady 5. Paul Pierce
<div class="quote_poster">Detroit Madness Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I might as well make my list... 1.Chauncey Billups(biased? Yes but I've seen him play over 300 games and have witnessed many great memorys) The rest of the un-biased list... 2. Robert Horry 3. Kobe Bryant 4. Tracy Mcgrady 5. Paul Pierce</div> I haven't seen tons of Paul Pierce but enough. I haven't seen many games where he is clutch. But, if you care to elaborate, I would like to see.
<div class="quote_poster">Ford_11 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I haven't seen tons of Paul Pierce but enough. I haven't seen many games where he is clutch. But, if you care to elaborate, I would like to see.</div> Hey PP is very clutch ill vouch for him.
<div class="quote_poster">michiganave17 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Hey PP is very clutch ill vouch for him.</div> Any evidence of that. He is clutch, yes I agree. But top 5, I don't know. If someone can send a video, or a link or something to show me exactly how clutch PP can be?
Nah you gotta do your own researce buddy. its not that serious to me. im not putting him top5 of all time but he is top five today. (when healthy)
<div class="quote_poster">michiganave17 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Nah you gotta do your own researce buddy. its not that serious to me. im not putting him top5 of all time but he is top five today. (when healthy)</div> Alright seems fair to me. I'll look him up myself. I agree though, when healthy he is extremely dominate and clutch in certain situations, but he just isn't my Top 5, Top 10 yes, but not my Top 5. I think my Top 5 list would be, for today's NBA is 1. Horry 2. Bryant 3. Billiups 4. Kidd 5. Hamilton
<div class="quote_poster">amador08 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Jordan has missed far more then he has made same with Bird you kid look up your facts before you make silly comments like that.</div> Um, no. Jordan's a 50% career shooter. How would it even be possible that he missed more than he's made in the clutch? He'll go 70% for 3 quarters then miss all his shots in the final minute of the game? Please. Young Kobe fans don't know basketball.
