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Saskibaloia2
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When a basketball fan contemplates on the list of the Five Greatest Players of All Time the names, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain comes to mind.
However, does Shaquille O'Neal the man who has achieved so much does he have enough achievements to supersede Wilt Chamberlain? On what basis one might ask? In terms of Championships, I say: Two versus Four and he unselfishness to create superstars Kobe Bryant and Dwayne Wade. However, of course there is the counter argument of Chamberlain's increadible individual achievements (of course the list is too long). In addition, one could argue that Shaq was not even as good as Kareem much more trying to supersede Chamberlain's place in the top 5 of All Time.
What is your opinion?
Does Shaquille belong in the top 5?
If not now will he eventually after he retires in 3 to 4 years time?
If he wins another championship with Miami and possibly another before he retires would you then say that he belongs in this list of immortals?
Some would suggest that we have to first answer the question of whether Shaq is ahead of Kareem on the All Time list then we can ask whether or not he can replace Chamberlain.
However, does Shaquille O'Neal the man who has achieved so much does he have enough achievements to supersede Wilt Chamberlain? On what basis one might ask? In terms of Championships, I say: Two versus Four and he unselfishness to create superstars Kobe Bryant and Dwayne Wade. However, of course there is the counter argument of Chamberlain's increadible individual achievements (of course the list is too long). In addition, one could argue that Shaq was not even as good as Kareem much more trying to supersede Chamberlain's place in the top 5 of All Time.
What is your opinion?
Does Shaquille belong in the top 5?
If not now will he eventually after he retires in 3 to 4 years time?
If he wins another championship with Miami and possibly another before he retires would you then say that he belongs in this list of immortals?
Some would suggest that we have to first answer the question of whether Shaq is ahead of Kareem on the All Time list then we can ask whether or not he can replace Chamberlain.
But I meant Shaq could jump pretty high considering his body mass. And yeah Shaq "kinda" improved on his free throws AND fade-aways (If I can say that)....Soo...I still stand by Big daddy. Not enough credit at all. 
