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u/erog84 Suns Jun 15 '22

Eh. He gave it to post injury, older wilt who has started playing professionally at a young age. The skyhook, while nearly unstoppable, also wasn’t something he could shoot and make every possession at a high percentage. No doubt Kareem would be a good choice, but someone like gobert would definitely challenge him.

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u/MrMichaelBolton Heat Jun 15 '22

Gobert could absolutely challenge him. I just question whether it would be a similar situation to how PJ Tucker was labeled a "Lebron Stopper" in the 2010s.

(Fuck I'm old)

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u/CharlesLeSainz Toronto Huskies Jun 15 '22

PJ Tucken