'65 Bill Russell
Gems of The Game / Playoff Performers
General information
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Playoff PerformersAdded
May 23rd, 2017Height
6'10" (208cm)Weight
215lbs (97kg)Age
31Team
Boston CelticsFrom
San FranciscoDynamic Duo
91 Sam JonesPlays
P&R Point
98 Overall
56 Outside scoring +11
- 65 Open shot mid +20
- 60 Contested shot mid
- 30 Off dribble shot mid
- 29 Open shot 3pt
- 25 Contested shot 3pt
- 25 Off dribble shot 3pt
- 98 Shot IQ
- 75 Free throw +15
- 98 Offensive consistency
96 Inside scoring
- 99 Shot close
- 99 Standing layup
- 97 Driving layup
- 95 Standing dunk
- 97 Driving dunk +2
- 95 Contact dunk +4
- 95 Draw foul +4
- 98 Post control
- 98 Post hook
- 78 Post fadeaway
- 99 Hands
96 Athleticism +1
- 93 Speed
- 90 Acceleration
- 98 Vertical +1
- 98 Strength +1
- 99 Stamina
- 99 Hustle
- 96 Overall durability
74 Playmaking +3
- 54 Speed with ball
- 45 Ball control +10
- 88 Passing accuracy
- 88 Passing vision
- 94 Passing IQ
98 Defending
- 99 On-ball defense IQ
- 99 Low post defense IQ
- 99 Help defense IQ
- 99 Pick & roll defense IQ
- 98 Lateral quickness
- 99 Pass perception
- 99 Reaction time
- 72 Steal
- 99 Block
- 99 Shot contest
- 99 Defensive consistency
99 Rebounding
- 99 Offensive rebound
- 99 Defensive rebound
- 98 Boxout
- 3954 Total attributesattr. +57
| Updates | OVR | POS | INS | OUT | PLY | ATH | DEF | REB |
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98 | C PF | 96 | 56 | 74 | 96 | 98 | 99 |
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98 | C PF | 96 | 56 | 74 | 96 | 98 | 99 |
Outside Scoring
Inside Scoring
Pick & Roller
Excels as the roller in the pick & roll game.
Relentless Finisher
Takes physical punishment on contact shots near the rim without severely impacting his energy.
Post Spin Technician
Dominates the post with spin and drive moves.
Drop-Stepper
Known for his ability to user the drop step move to his advantage in the post.
Dream-Like Up & Under
Excels at scoring in the post with up and under moves.Playmaking
Break Starter
Starts fast breaks with accurate outlet passes.Athleticism
Lob City Finisher
Catches and finishes alley-oops better than others.
Posterizer
Will succeed at dunking on opposing defenders more often than others.
Bruiser
The physical nature of this player drains energy from his match-up.
Brick Wall
Sets extremely effective screens and drains energy from opponents on pick collisions.Defending
Defensive Stopper
While playing on-ball defense, this badge drops various offensive skills of similarly positioned match-ups.
Charge Card
Adept at placing himself in position to win charge calls.
Rim Protector
An elite shot-blocker who intimidates those around the rim, causing interior shots to be less effective.
Chase Down Artist
Terrific transition shot-blocker.
Pick Dodger
A slithery player who can get around screens easily.
Pick Pocket
Known for his ability to strip the ball from a ball-handler.Rebounding
Hustle Rebounder
An elite rebounder known for chasing rebounds out of his area.Personality
Alpha Dog
Team leader who takes it upon himself to lead his team to victory.
Clutch Performer
Steps his game up in big games and big moments.
Spark Plug
Comes off the bench or comes out of timeouts making big plays that can energize his teammates.
Championship DNA
Can quickly see where double teams are coming from. Also steps up his game in playoff moments.
Defensive Anchor
Defensive leader who helps his teammates perform better defensively.
Hardened
Will play through fatigue and injury without experiencing a severe drop in skill.
Laid Back
A Laid Back player is generally pretty chill at all times. Captain Cool.Dunks
- 90 Standing dunk
- 83 Driving dunk
- 83 Flashy dunk
- 60 Alley-oop
- 99 Putback dunk
- 5 Crash
Layups
- 90 Standing layup
- 83 Driving layup
- 65 Spin layup
- 59 Hop step layup
- 55 Euro step layup
- 68 Floater
Jump shooting
- 64 Step through shot
- 68 Shot under basket
- 20 Shot close
- 6 Shot close left
- 2 Shot close middle
- 0 Shot close right
- 0 Shot mid
- Spot up shot mid
- Off screen shot mid
- 0 Shot 3pt
- Spot up shot 3pt
- Off screen shot 3pt
- Contested jumper mid
- Contested jumper 3pt
- Stepback jumper mid
- Stepback jumper 3pt
- 0 Spin jumper
- 50 Transition pull up 3pt
- Drive pull up 3pt
- Drive pull up mid
- 50 Use glass
Drive setup
- 5 Triple threat pump fake
- 38 Triple threat jab step
- 74 Triple threat idle
- 10 Triple threat shoot
- 0 Setup with sizeup
- 1 Setup with hesitation
- 97 No setup dribble
Driving
- 50 Drive
- Spot up drive
- Off screen drive
- 10 Drive right
- 2 Driving crossover
- 0 Driving spin
- 0 Driving step back
- 0 Driving half spin
- 20 Driving double crossover
- 0 Driving behind the back
- 0 Driving dribble hesitation
- 30 Driving in and out
- 75 No driving dribble move
- 75 Attack strong on drive
Freelance
- 46 Shoot
- 46 Touches
- 100 Roll vs. pop
- Transition spot up
- Iso vs. elite defender
- Iso vs. good defender
- Iso vs. average defender
- Iso vs. poor defender
- Play discipline
Post game
- 80 Post up
- 10 Post shimmy shot
- 0 Post face up
- 50 Post back down
- 65 Post aggressive backdown
- 75 Shoot from post
- 50 Post hook left
- 50 Post hook right
- 50 Post fade left
- 50 Post fade right
- 0 Post up and under
- 0 Post hop shot
- 0 Post step back shot
- 45 Post drive
- 10 Post spin
- 80 Post drop step
- 40 Post hop step
Passing
- 80 Dish to open man
- 5 Flashy pass
- 0 Alley oop pass
Defense
- 95 Pass interception
- 20 Take charge
- 80 On-ball steal
- 100 Contest shot
- 100 Block shot
- 5 Foul
- 5 Hard foul
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Looking at his trophy case like
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"And Im not the GOAT"
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You realize there were 8 teams in the league when he won all those titles, right?
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You realize he has had more competition than we have today
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Not to pick a fight but not necessarily, back then there weren't so many people trying to get in the NBA and people weren't coming from overseas either. Now there are far more people training to go to the NBA since they were little with better training methods and equipment then back then. Also, Bill Russell got first round byes a lot of the time when today many teams still have to tire themselves out playing the first round. But maybe it was tougher back then as guys like Wilt and Kareem played. Honestly, I am not really sure just making an educated guess. Check out Bleacher Report's article on it if you want, that's where I got my information from.
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I didn't want a 3 pt shooting but that mid range kinda bothers me considering how generous 2K was with attributes in the last few months
also: 72 steal rating is ridicolously low since we are talking about the greatest defensive big man - if not the greatest defender in general - of all time
I mean...the Shaq from this very collection has 88, wtf bro
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to be honest, I respect BILL RUSSELL the PLAYER perfectly, but this card man:
- can't dribble/control the ball
- too short
- can't stretch
So it's just gonna be a defensive power forward. Just like a rodman you can get for 30k
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If you can get this for 30k that would be amazing...
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just like the rodman: Which you can get for 30k
seriously
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I agree entirely, Bill Russell, is tied for my favorite player in NBA history, with Larry Bird, and I would pick Rodman over him. Rodman has way better offensive stats, with still having the D.
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right. and if you watch clips of russell like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWelUNrJUMM you clearly see that his ball control and speed with ball should each be at least 40 higher, which would have been accurate. as of now with his poor ball control and speed with ball driving with him isn't even an option.
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My mans vert the same as t mac's?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2AlFrOj5Mc
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In the playoffs Bill Russell averaged:
16.2 points 24.9 rebs 4.7 asts 43% fg% 60% ft% 45.4. Mins per game
11 championships
Possibly the best playoff performer of all time.
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43% for a Center is not good lol
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if you adjust his minuets to average minuets and then to todays pace it;s not that impressive and he wouldn't win finals MVP on a contending team today
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Bill Russell won Game 7 of the finals on the road as a player-coach against a Lakers team with Wilt, Jerry West, and Elgin Baylor. He couldn't not win.
Russell's playoff series records against some greats:
Jerry West: 6-0
Elgin Baylor: 6-0
Wilt: 7-1
Oscar Robertson: 4-0
Bob Petit: 3-1
His best teammate was Bob Cousy from 57-63 and John Havlicek from 64-69. They're greats, but his second best teammate at any given pont was either Bill Sharman, Tom Heinson or Sam Jones. They're good, but you wouldn't expect those teams to go 5-0 against the Jerry West / Elgin Baylor Lakers unless Russell was truly as great as they say he was.
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when people think ur not better than wilt even though every time oyu played him you destroyed him
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Wilt would usually win the 1v1 battle, but the Celtics would most likely win the game.
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nah, wilt dropped about 20ppg against bill russell, but thats a bad day for wilt, because he scored 50 ppg
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http://www.basketball-reference.com/play-index/h2h_finder.cgi?request=1&p1=chambwi01&p2=russebi01
Wilt averaged 30 PPG against Russell, double what Russell averaged against him, but Russell was 57-37 against Wilt.
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93 speed, but 54 speed with ball? His highlights would disagree.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2AlFrOj5Mc
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how did they decide to give him a 29 open 3 did he shoot a shot from that deep and make it from what i now bill did all of his scoring inside and was a defensive beast im confused
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16 HOF badges?? Gonna be overlooked bc of his height too, can't wait until he becomes cheap
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This man avreged 18ppg on 45% shooting in his best year. 2k: Give him 96 inside scoring and HOF relentless.
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One of the most overrated players ever. Terrific defender and rebounder, but absolutely awful on offense
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I'm going to assume you know nothing about Bill Russell. Probably the greatest passing centre of all time after Bill Walton. He would grab the rebound and throw it the length of the court like Kevin Love today but 3-4 times a q. He averaged 4.3 assists a game during his career which is great for a centre but the thing to remember is they judged assists much differently then. If the recipient dribbled after he caught the pass if was no longer an assist, so he would've averaged 7-8. He also was the key to Boston's fast break offence which was unstoppable and they'd get out and run every possession. Russell would grab the rebound/block and sprint up the court (he was one of the fastest players in the league) and find his teammates or dunk.
He could dunk over anybody, he did a free throw line layup where he hurdled his defender. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2AlFrOj5Mc Here's another video of him dunking over people https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVR7rU6CkmI&t=3s His PPG is also lower because in Red Auerbach's offence everybody had a very specific role. Russell's job was to get it to Jones, Havlicek and Heinsohn, the scorers. He could've averaged well over 20 and he did score a lot in big games. Also the amount of extra possessions he created on the glass would be ridiculous.
Finally because nobody else had to worry about defence/rebounding his teammates could focus on offence which changed the career for many players. Don Nelson was almost out of the league then he came to the Celtics and Bill told him only worry about offence. He had a 8 point increase in points the next season and became a key part of 5 championship and became a hall of famer
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When you have 11 rings but you are not even at the top 15 best players of NBA history
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MOST OVERRATED PLAYER EVER
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I can bet you've never seen a basketball game in your life
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He was a great defender and great rebounder. Possibly the best defender of all time. But when you're a center and average 15 points in that era on 44% shooting, but are still considered by some as the best center of all time, you're overrated
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he could be a bit overrated, but lets not forget that he was one of the first legends in basketball history, and surely isn't the most overrated of all-time.
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Yeah I may have overstated that. I just don't think hes anywhere near the best center of all time
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eerghg, who is this nigga
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greatest defender ever, IMO
he would definitely be in my top 3
Eh not the greates but either number 2 or 3
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Show 2 replies...who would you put 1?
Dennis Rodman obviously
*player
not necesarily. Surely he put up great stats but those numbers were inflated in a smaller league with a lot less talent. Wilt cooked him every time they met. You can't really tell with these '60s players because of blocks. imo Rodman is the GOAT defender
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Show 7 replies...for me rodman is goat rebounder
Rodman is the best rebounder and defender of all time hands down imo
rebounder yes but defender?
it is like saying Colgate toothpaste is the best paste and glue of all time
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your the type of person to say bill Russell is a top 5 player all time aren't you
no i have a personal top 5 that is based off of my observation and atmosphere of the nba at the time, Jordan is considered the greatest of all time because he played with slow ass crackas and people called Bill one of the goats because he played with AVERAGE 6'2 and 6'3 guys that could jump higher then a snail with stage 4 autism, it's all about the time period and the players that are in it.
how tf can u make an opinion on someone u never saw play??
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Show 8 replies...you watch highlights of him playing, dude.
u look at the numbers and talk to people who saw him play
still doesnt mean u can base an assumption off it, u gonna believe everything stephen a smith, i mean future generations will probably think scalabrine is the goat
plus him and wilt were only real big guys in the league, not hard to defend midgets
Todays heights are calculated with shoes on, bro.
Read any NBA book and somewhere it's gonna talk about how great of a defender Bill Russell was
u can say hes a good defender, but u cant say someone is the greatest if u havnt seen them play
Not talking about people like Stephen A, I'm talking about people that actually bought tickets to those games and watched him play.
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Don't you people get simple math.. Big Motha Fuckin Black Guy > Small Cracka Fackas... not that hard to see
93 speed?!!!!!!!!!!! It's over at this point
this is some shit lol hes faster than the Kawhi in this set
Holy elephant dick in a kitties ass covered in crack ho shit this cards defense is amazing
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this player is a glitch, his block animation makes his blocks blocks/rebounds
He's basically the exact opposite of James Harden
This guy has the same exact 99 overall stats on defense and rebounding as how much rings he had in his NBA career
16 hof badges
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now he has a mid range shot lol
99 Rebound 99 Offensive rebound 99 Defensive rebound its over
HE Is slithery
still useless, curry would cross his ass up
then bill would send that layup into the second row
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Show 6 replies...no curry splash on him, wet like pool
Then he'd send the jumpshot into the second row.
or dry like an empty one
Or Bill would smack that weak shot right into Curry's face just to be extra savage
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Bill would swat that shit out of the damn arena
Don't be that guy
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTyaOqimvuoPn2XJfQMUZ8jBWOtuO2UpLiOyhDLWj1qfEbaiXMN0A
not wrong
i would hope a 6'3 point guard could cook a 6'10 center....
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Show 1 reply...That's 6'3" PG could be cooked by a 6'8"-6'10" PF so I think Bill could fuck him up.