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Message: [QUOTE="JordyG, post: 3785870, member: 6819"] I can't access the article. Which center or forward does the article quote? However, no matter. The Dream had the greatest arsenal of post moves ever seen. Now McHale was clearly effective and could be seen as second, some would say third after Kareem. But for shear number of post moves, The Dream literally had twice as many as McHale. He could take you from the triple threat position jab step, crossover, head to the basket, spin move, ball fake, up and under. To quote Evan Smith "He had an effective jump hook; turn around fade away, power stop drive with a spin move, up and under, the list goes on. He made his name with his ball fakes and shot fakes though. The reason he was so good is that he did not just use one move to get the basket. He used multiple moves". McHale was great, no doubt, but he made his name on the up and under move. He was the best at it, but for footwork and the sheer volume of moves, it's not close. Just ask Michael Jordan, Shaq, and David Robinson. [/QUOTE]