Julius Russell wrote:Wonder what about Baylor caused the team to not reach its potential.
Was Jim a better shooter?
Did Baylor ball stop too much or didn't play adequate team D?
tate793 wrote:Lastly, Baylor's demise wasn't about "getting old". At age 35, he put up 24 pts per game and pulled down 10.4 rebs and dished out 5.4 assists. 54 games into that season, he fractured his kneecap and tore it in half. After rehabbing and returning the next season, he ruptured his Achilles tendon in the second game back.
tate793 wrote:So get off your high horse and talk about what you know - and that ain't Elgin Baylor. Yeah, I know - "Google is your friend".
KobeMVP888 wrote:He was old, broken down and had a big, fat ass when he retired. Everyone knows that they didn't have medical technology not advanced training methods back then like they do now, so 35 was fuckin' OLD for an NBA player, especially with that mileage.
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