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[QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 2351375, member: 1674"]
Damn, he completely slipped my brain.

Also, the more I think about it, the more convinced I am that Paul Pierce shouldn't be on the list. I'm going to skip Ray Allen and Reggie Miller because they simply shouldn't even be in consideration. Neither one has a resume anywhere near the guys listed below.

Paul Pierce's Resume:
[LIST]
[*]1 2nd Team All-NBA
[*]3 3rd Team All-NBA
[*]10-time All-Star
[*]1 Top 10 MVP finish
[*]1 Finals MVP
[*]1 NBA Champion
[*]Peak Stretch: 24.8/6.7/4.1 on roughly 56% TS%
[/LIST]

[B]Guys Definitely Ahead of Pierce:[/B]
Gary Payton (2 1st team All-NBA, 5 2nd team, 2 3rd team, 8 top 10 MVP finishes)
Chris Paul (4 1st team, 3 2nd team, 1 rd team, 7 top 10 MVP finishes)
Tracy McGrady (2 1st team, 3 2nd team, 2 3rd team, 6 top 10 MVP finishes)
Dominique Wilkins (1 1st team, 4 2nd team, 2 3rd team, 5 top 10 MVP finishes)
Russell Westbrook (2 1st team, 4 2nd team, 1 MVP, 4 top 10 finishes)

[B]Debatable, but I'd personally say are more deserving:[/B]
Dwight Howard (5 1st team, 1 2nd team, 2 3rd team, 5 top 10 MVP finishes)
Clyde Drexler (1 1st team, 2 2nd team, 2 3rd team, 4 top 10 MVP finishes)

[B]Debatable, probably lean towards no though:[/B]
Carmelo Anthony (2 2nd team, 4 3rd team, 2 top 10 MVP finishes)

Dwight in particular gets wayyy less consideration than he should due to his personality/how hated he was when he left Orlando/during his time in LA. His 5 year peak was insanely good. 20.6/13.9/2.5 blocks on 61% TS% and top 5 MVP finishes in 4 of those years.
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