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[QUOTE="Eric15, post: 1795672, member: 676"] I think you're selling Karl Malone way short. If you're going to make the argument that he was only great because he had John Stockton, then that's a very slippery slope that could apply to any great duo in NBA history. The Mailman was first-team all-NBA [B]11[/B] times, won two MVPs, and is the league's 2nd all-time leading scorer. He was insanely durable (never played less than 80 games in a season until his final season with LA), and he never missed the playoffs one time in his career. [/QUOTE]
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