Shaquille O'Neal with NBA Legends

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Watch recent LSU grad and Orlando Magic draftee Shaquille O'Neal as he films this 1992 commercial with NBA legends Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Bill Russell, Bill Walton, Willis Reed and Coach John Wooden

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Russell was the ... ( 1 month ago by bconnan)

Russell was the greatest. You can't argue with 11 titles in 13 years.

what's walton doing ... ( 1 month ago by iiitrey23)

what's walton doing there with those greats?

A HEALTHY Bill ... ( 1 month ago by groverdug)

A HEALTHY Bill Walton could run rings around Shaq. Compare what Walton did in college to what Shaq did. Walton was one of the best centers EVER!

ya you can. back ... ( 1 month ago by cubicleBOB)

ya you can. back then the NBA featured centers that were on average 6'7". He had great teammates his whole career like cousy havlicek. Not to mention Good teammates like Jo Jo white Sam Jones Satch Sanders. Bill Russell was great no doubt. On top of all that, there were only like 12 teams back then.

The average height ... ( 4 days ago by bubufubu)

The average height of centers during Russell's days was 6'10". The average power forward was 6'8". Walter Dukes (7') Archie Dees (6'8") Bailey Howell (6'7") Dolph Schayes (6,8") Elvin Hayes (6'9") Willis Reed (6'10") Reggie Harding (7') Walt Bellamy (6'11") Nate Thurmond (6'11") Neal Walk (6'10") Elmore Smith (7'1") Harvey Halbrook (7'3") Tom Boerwinkle (7') Bob Christian (7') Wes Unseld (6'7") Clifford Ray (6'11") Daryl Imhoff (6'10") Phil Jordon (6'10")

So it appears then ... ( 3 days ago by bubufubu)

So it appears then that "Russell's days" are subjective? You might wanna try being more specific next time. He played from 1956-1969. I forgot that Smith and Christian competed against Wilt and not Russell. The rest are right. When Russell first joined the league, there were 8 teams. By the time he retired, there were 14. In both cases it would make the percentage of very talented players much higher. You may as well have said that Russell's competition were all just 5 foot tall white guys.

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