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Articles by Keith Thompson10 Things Wrong with Sports Series Critiquing the Playoff Selection and seeding process in Pro Sports A Critique of the Amateur Player Draft in Professional Sports Time to Fix College Football's Flawed Championship Structure (Again) Democracy for the Famous: Critiquing Baseball's All-Star selection process Other Articles Time for a new ‘Super’ League in European Soccer Europe's best football teams Which Soccer League is tops in the World A Big East - Big Ten College Football Realignment Proposal Baseball's Greatest Hitters of the 1990s The 1998 Baseball MVP Race
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Articles by Jesse Goldberg-StrasslerWhat’s Not to Love about Spring Training Death of the Devil Baseball Tested Again Baseball's Five Tools of the Trade Advertisement |
Between November 1, 1946, when the first NBA game was played in Toronto between the New York Knickerbockers and the Toronto Huskies, and game seven of the 2005 NBA Finals in which the San Antonio Spurs out-muscled the Detroit Pistons for the champion-ship, precisely 3,572 players have suited up for a basketball game in the long and storied histories of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and American Basketball Association (ABA). Each of these players has an incredible tale to tell of their accomplishments, triumphs and struggles. All 3,572 players were evaluated using the PER methodology that was developed by the author. In the end however, only the stories of the top 100 are presented here. The top 100 will surprise many since only 44 of the NBA’s 50 greatest players from 1996 are actually on this elite list, and a few are much lower ranked than you would think. In addition, the list also contains a number of players who perfected their craft during the 1950s when media attention on the game was sparse, to the incredible talents that existed within the ABA during the 1960’s and 70’s. This book will cause you to rethink your own top 50 greatest players; and the top 10 players, let’s just say it’s sure to raise a few eyebrows. As to the overall greatest player in pro basketball history … why don’t we let you read it to find out.
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