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Watch: Walt Frazier tags Wilt Chamberlain as the GOAT over Michael Jordan

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In the latest episode of “Roommates Show” Knicks icon Clyde Frazier joins for episode 12, part 2. The Knicks legend shares key playoff advice with Jalen & Josh and what it takes to win a ring, from his experience. Also, Clyde breaks down the NBA playoffs and serves some hot takes about today’s elite big men.

This is a podcast episode featuring Clyde Frazier, a former NBA player and current commentator, and Josh Jackson and Jalen Brunson, the hosts. In this episode, Clyde Frazier talks about his favorite NBA players and shares his insights on what it takes to win a championship.

Here are the key points:

• Clyde Frazier believes Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT (greatest of all time) because of his incredible stats, including averaging 50 points per game for a whole season.
• Clyde Frazier says that Wilt Chamberlain’s dominance led to the introduction of new rules in the NBA, such as goaltending.
• Clyde Frazier says his favorite team is the 1967 Sixers because they were so physically dominating.
• Clyde Frazier chooses the 17-18 Golden State Warriors or the 72-win Bulls as the best team post-1990.
• Clyde Frazier believes analytics are important but shouldn’t solely determine game decisions. A coach’s intuition and feel for the game are also crucial.
• Clyde Frazier says that coaches don’t always get enough credit for the tough decisions they have to make.
• Clyde Frazier says his favorite players growing up were Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

Walt Frazier says Wilt Chamberlain has the best case for the GOAT (greatest of all time) because he brought more people to the stands and promoted the game.

Here are the reasons why Walt Frazier thinks Wilt Chamberlain has the best case for the GOAT.

• Wilt Chamberlain was the only player people knew in 1970. People didn’t even know the Knicks back then.
• Wilt Chamberlain’s records are ridiculous. Nobody comes close to his scoring records.
• He changed the game. The lane used to be three feet, they moved it to six feet because of Wilt. They added the goaltending rule because of Wilt.

People say his 100-point game wasn’t real, but Clyde Frazier says it was.

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