TOP 5 PF OF ALL-TIME! We pick our Top 5 Power Forwards of all time.

On this Clip of the Box Score Sports Podcast, Isaac and I discuss our top 5 Power Forwards of ALL TIME.
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9:11 The Jazz’s Centers at the time were both Felton Spencer and James Donaldson in 1994 and 95.

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8:39 Hakeem Olajuwon, Kenny Smith, Sam Cassell, Vernon Maxwell (1994), Clyde Drexler (1995), Mario Elie, and Robert Horry.

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10:46 The Sonics won 64 games in 1996. 9 more wins than the Jazz had during that season.

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Thanks! Yeah the Sonic were good!

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10:05 What about Greg Ostertag?

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My top 6 Power Forwards of all time: 1. Tim Duncan. 2. Karl Malone. 3. Giannis. 4. Charles Barkley. 5. Kevin Garnett. 6. Dirk Nowitzki.

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Good List. Thanks for Commenting

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16:14 Giannis is 6’11’’. He is too tall to be a Small Forward. I know Kevin Durant played as a SF for most of his career, but the main reason why he played as an SF is because he did not want to play with his back to the basket.

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Correct

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9:04 No, Karl Malone was only 6’9’’. He was too short to play as the Center.

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Agreed