He sure is. Was an elite shot blocker early on in his career.

Probably the only one that can do 5x5 in real life? Not so sure, but definitely underrated...

@@zhugelianges Him n Hakeem

@@nostalgicbliss5547 Thanks bro!

Not anymore. 2k has made him into a superstar in today’s game. He’s so good that they’re overrating him now.

At his prime, he was rated low 90s due to his all around game. Elite defender, great passer, solid shooter!

Agree with you, bro～

Yeah, I had him on my fantasy teams as a kid lol. Solid scorer, and rebounder, great passer, and elite defender- not just blocks and steals but lots of deflections and positioning, timing, hustle, etc. He's the only player besides Hakeem the Dream to have more than one 5x5 game in their career! He had 3! Hakeem had 6. He's also the only player 6'9 or shorter besides Ben Wallace, to lead the league in blocks and also average over 3 BPG in at least 1 season, (he had 2 such seasons), and the ONLY Small Forward in NBA history to do both! He also had a ton of steals as well. No Small Forward today is doing that, lol. BTW, here's a cool video about how he'd do today, with some in depth stat analysis and highlights in the background! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nZGca2l6jZyCqZ8.html

He would be an analytics dream today.

he sadly only played around 41 games

Who won it that season ? Marcus camby ?

2004? the jazz won 42 wins without stockton n malone also before dwill and boozer came

You get it by having the initials "AK" and wearing the number 47.

nba aint a child game lol

True, perhaps could be at the level of Draymond Green

@@zhugelianges better than draymond

He’s the perfect Giannis stopper. He would get paid millions for his defensive ability.

your local YMCA hoopers could be a max player in today's NBA lol

Indeed, he would be a beast! Someone made a video about just that, going into the stats and everything with highlights in the background: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/nZGca2l6jZyCqZ8.html

Very true, bro

Yep, if you look at his overall highlights, he pulls off some ridiculous passes!

He sure was.

And two other seasons with 2.8 and 2.2 dude was a beast on defense and has a 6x5😂

You're always welcome, my bro~

I'll pay 2,000 $ for a 1v1 matchup between andre and giannis. Both are lengthy players

If we're talking players in history who could do that, my first pick would be Scottie Pippen. Dennis Rodman is up there too. AK's behind both of them, I think. That might be it. (Although I'd've loved to see Bill Russell in today's game; probably the 2nd greatest player of all-time but nobody seems to acknowledge that. Not sure why, honestly, other than because of the era he played in. I just saw somebody say he wasn't even the best player on his team. I assumed people underrated his athleticism, but... maybe there are more people who simply don't understand basketball than I thought.)

@@SchulzEricT scottie pippen is hands down the most destructive defensive player i have ever seen. there is one particular play that stands out to me. the bulls were playing the magic. cant remember when. the magic were running a play. Pip is on the baseline chasing his man around a pin down. All of a sudden he breaks from his man, jumps the lane, and steals the pass meant for another magic player. Big deal right? Players jump the passing lane all the time for steals. Yeah exactly. What made this unique was the fact that pippen NEVER ONCE SAW THE BALL. he freaking read the play like he was in the time out huddle. He had his back turned to the half court line, broke at the exact moment the magic tried to reverse the ball, stuck one of those ginsana-infused arms out, and pilfered it like nothing. i already knew pip was amazing but that was something i never saw before or since.

@@SchulzEricT and i dont see rodman doing the ak...he was much more a positional genius who didnt go for on ball blocks...maybe as the help. Kirilenko was far more intimidating man up. Case in point: rodmans best mark for blocks was 2.0 per 100, in his rookie pistons year. Never broke 2 after that, spent his career jusr above 1. Kirilenko averaged 3 times that for his career and at his peak averaged 5.5 blk/100, leading the nba. Im with you if you say rodman was more versatile or smarter...but i dont think rodman ever blocked anyone four times in a row, let alone kobe.

Wow, haven't seen old buddies like you for a long time! Miss the old days, man. Thanks for your support all along, bro! Appreciate that!

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a step under i would say , but great nonetheless.

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He was better than Lebron defensively, and Lebron was better offensively. Their passing was pretty similar, Lebron had better teams and played point forward more so he averaged more assists than AK47, but their overall passing skill was on par. AK47 is definitely one of the most underrated players ever!

Lebron is not as versatile as y’all like to portray. At no point in his career could he ever guard true bigmen like Ak could.

@@TheIcemanthomas true big men like Shaq, Ewing, Robinson or Hakeem can’t really be guard 1 on 1 anyway, but guys like AK47, Rodman or Big Ben will definitely make them work. Giannis can be there too but i need to see him 1 on 1 on Embiid and Jokic more, havent seen anyone guard them decently for 3 years now