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Message: [QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 4080096, member: 34"] Rodman has to be on the list for me. He was historically good at rebounding and defense. You put yourself in to the top 10% of all the players on that list in two key categories and you belong. Walton and Maravich are definitely intriguing. Like you said, it's a matter of peak vs longevity and injuries with them. Cunningham was a name I went stat hunting for when the list came out. He too had a shorter career but had a peak of 3 straight 1st team All NBA, a second team All NBA and then went over to the ABA and was MVP. I too had Earl the Pearl off my list and I think DeBusschere is one of the weaker candidates. That Knicks team is tough to grade out since there was so much parity of talent. [/QUOTE]