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So who is the greatest basketball player in the world, statistically and otherwise?


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 Iyan din ang naging reaksyon ko nang mabasa ko ang isang mabigat na aklat na puno ng pananaliksik sa basketbol mula pa noong simula nito. 


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Rodman vs LeBron

By Bill Velasco | June 10, 2013 - 12:00am

This piece may be filled with what appear to be unfair comparisons.

Sports

About 30 feared dead in boat tragedy off Yemeni coast

April 8, 2009 - 2:10am

NAIROBI, (Xinhua) -- Some 30 Somalis escaping across the Gulf of Aden are feared dead after one boat capsized and another hit rough seas this weekend in two separate smuggling incidents, a UN refugee agency said...

So why isn’t Jordan the greatest?

By Bill Velasco | March 6, 2004 - 12:00am

What is the answer to the great mystery? Last Monday’s piece, a review of long-time ESPN statistician Elliott Kalb’s book "Who’s Better, Who’s Best in Basketball" elicited quite a response...

Sports

Jordan isn’t the greatest anymore

By Bill Velasco | March 1, 2004 - 12:00am

What, heresy, you say? Who in their right mind would assert that Michael Jordan isn’t the greatest player in the history of basketball? It’s unbelievable. Or is it?

Sports

SINO’NG DAKILA?

By Bill Velasco | February 29, 2004 - 12:00am

Ano? Hindi si Michael Jordan ang pinakamagaling na manlalaro sa kasaysayan ng basketbol? Pangatlo lang siya? At hindi makatotohanan ang ginawang paghirang ng NBA sa 50 nitong pinakamahusay? Talaga? Iyan din ang...

PSN Palaro