Can't disagree with most of your assessment WOW, except I would put Duncan ahead of Hakeem, and having seen Jabbar in his prime I would put Shaq ahead of him followed by Duncan and Hakeem.
Russel didn't have the size to dominate in such a large NBA as there is today but in his day he was off the hook, and he was and is the quintessential ambassador for the game, a true gentleman. Walton, who knows? Injuries took their toll on him but that '77 Finals was something else!
That said, no one, and I mean NO ONE, dominated like the Stilt! I have no time to break down what he accomplished right now but I remember him toward the end of his career 1969-1973 and he was still averaging 18 rpg, set a record when he averaged 50 ppg in '61-'62, and hold the next 2 spot there as well, averaged a double double over his career, owns 60 NBA records, no one come even remotely close to what he scored on a night in night out basis, 32 60 point games, 118 50 point games, 271 40 point games, 7 consecutive 50 point games, I could gop on but we all know the numbers, they changed the rules because of this cat and not to protect him like they did Jordan, but in a vain attempt to negate some of his dominance, the greatest of all time, period.
