NBA all-white legend team?

Standard 12 man team

PG: John Stockton-Steve Nash has averaged his type of numbers for maybe 2 years, he did it for more than a decade.

SG: Jerry West- Why did so many people forget him? The NBA's likeness of him isn't worth nothing you know!

SF: Rick Barry- One of the most prolific scorers ever managing to be the only player in the history of the NBA to lead in scoring in the NBA, NCAA, and even the ABA.

PF: Larry Bird- My favorite player all time, I even wear his jersey number in honor of him since I play his style, arrogantly and can back it up. He can play better than Dirk Nowitzki I bet at this hybrid-power foward position where he could knock down 3's and play low post. He got 10 rpg a night at SF so I wonder what he'd do at PF.

C: George Mikan- He could be a great intimidater on the floor and he would complete my team.

Bench (I couldn't leave them out!)

6. Dave Cowens- He was not very flashy, but if I were his coach I'd know day in and day out that he would deliver always playing at a high level. He could get boards like crazy and posted a double double for his career with 17.6 ppg and 13.5 rpg.

7. Bob Cousy- He is one of the greatest among the greatest. He was the houdini of basketball and was the start of a proud tradition in Boston along with Bill Russel who dominated the 60's.

8. Pete Maravich- Pistol Pete would be a great starter but I have enough scoring out there so I'm putting him on the bench to score 12-15 ppg.

9. Billy Cunningham- I have always played fiercely even in pick up games, he makes my team because of his hustle and his will to win.

10. Bob Petit- he was a great scorer but what struck me when I saw his career stats was his rebounds, he averaged 16+ rebounds a game! He is only 6'9 and a skinny guy at 215 lbs but I bet his hustle made him great on the boards.

11. Bill Walton- He averaged a ton of rebounds but I loved his spark to go to great lengths to win a game, I am sort of like that and will kill myself just to get a basket. Kevin Mchale- He ain't much of a coach but he was a great player. He makes my roster but only to come off the bench with energy.

12. Kevin Mchale- He ain't much of a coach but he was a great player. He makes my roster but only to come off the bench with energy.

Close but no dice

1. Dirk Nowitzki- He is good but he isn't physical enough to be of use to me

2. Steve Nash- He is flashy but I don't expecially like flashy and plus he only plays one side of the ball.

3. Dave Busschere- He was a great physical guy but I have enough rebounding, if anything I need more guards.

PG- John Stockton

SG- Bill Sharman

SF- Larry Bird

PF- Kevin Mekale

C- George Mikan

PG- JerryWest / John Stockton

SG- Pete Maravich

SF- Larry Legend/ Rick Barry

PF- Dirk Nowitzski/Bob Pettit

C- George Mikan or Bill Walton

PG-Steve Nash

SG-Pete Maravich

SF-Larry Bird

PF-Dirk Nowitzski

C-George Mikan

PG- Bob Cousy

SG- Jerry West

SF- Larry Bird

PF- Kevin McHale

C- George Mikan

PG Jerry West (and best 2 guard imagine if he played with a 3 point line) SG Rick Barry SF Larry Bird PF Kevin McHale C Dirk Nowinzki

Bench Stockton, Pistol Pete, John Havlichek, Dave Cowens, and Bob Petit

Honorable mention: Bill Walton, Chris Mullin, Paul Wesphal, Kiki Van den way, Steve No defense Nash

No.. 1 Undeserving League MVP (CP3 Got Robbed) 0 Finals MVP 0 Defensive Player of the Year 0 Sports Illstrated Sportsman of the Year 0 6th Man Honors 0 Most Improved Player Honors Rookie Of The Year: No 0 Steal Titles 0 Assist Titles 0 NBA Finals Records Broken Or Set 0 Forty Point NBA Final Games 2006 NBA Playoffs, Game 7, Kobe was held SCORELESS in the most important half of the game (2nd Half). Kobe's poor 2nd Half performance costed The Lakers a series they had a 3 games to 1 advantage. 2004 NBA Finals, Tayshaun single handley shut Kobe down, causing him to shoot 38.1 from the field, averaging 3.60 TO, and shooting a 17.3 Three PT %. Kobe's poor performance costed The Laker the championship! 2008 NBA Finals, as the team leader, Kobe allowed his team to blow a 24 point lead while losing the game (game 4) and he also let his team lose by 39 points (game 6). In game 6 (a deciding game), he went 7-22 from the field, 1 assist, 3 rebounds, 4 TOs, & 0 points in the 4th qt.

i'd move mchale to PF coz he's, uhm, a power forward and he's way better than dirk. bill walton for center. jerry west for SG and i'll stay with stockton.

No way with Dirk. Wow

Add Jerry West somewhere in there

a true champion