Chris Russo

You could see it in the game seven last year.

He wouldn't even look at the rim.

Terrible.

How about a game seven when he was...

With Philadelphia against the Celtics that one year in game seven, he was terrible.

There's so many examples of Harden.

And he's a Hall of Famer and everybody thinks he's an all-time great.

You didn't feel that way about Stockton.

You did not feel the way you knew Stockton was, he's gutty, was going to figure out a way to beat you, was going to overachieve with his talent.

Malone, I think at times, now he had to go up against Jordan.

But I think at times the moment became a little too big for him.

You can feel it.

I do think, I think there's, and I think you definitely can make the case for Wilt.

Well, he did win the two championships and he did anchor two teams that were the two greatest, arguably, teams of all time.

That 66 team.

With that beat the Celtics finally.

And then, of course, the 71, 72 Lakers that won 33 in a row.

Yeah.

So you can argue that.

But he, you know, he couldn't make his free throws, took himself out of game seven against Russell in his last game.