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Check out some of the guys that got rings with the Bulls. Big deal.
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Of course, but he has 7.
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Yeah, he happened to catch more than a few coattails to ride. He was clutch, but hardly a great player.
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I think everyone would pretty much agree with this, except maybe Skip Bayless and his lot.
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But I never called him great. I said he was an OK defender, OK rebounder and super clutch.
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How does he compare to Ewing and Barkley...you know, the selfish scorers with no rings you brought up earlier?
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I brought them up in comparision to Melo and I also said thats fine. Nothing wrong with being an all time great regular season guy.
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How about Gary Payton? Did winning a ring with the Heat legitimize him as a great player? I just don't think you can categorize players as great, just because they won a championship. Gary Payton was great with or without a ring.
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Charles Barkley was a great player in the playoffs. He had some monstrous post seasons.
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Steve Kerr has 5. Is he better than Chris Paul?
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