ibaka or mcgee who is better/

Ibaka and it's not even close. McGee is a scrub.

Yeah its not even close. Ibaka all the way.

Yeah, but McGee can dunk three balls at once.

Or, you know, if you're talking about the actual game, it's not even close. Ibaka's not the most graceful person in the league, but McGee makes him look like a ballerina.

Mcgee is gonna be one of the top centers in the league in a few years. Gimi McGee.

after his stint in the philippines he would mature as a player and be more productive but as of right now ibaka is ahead

I don't know why people sleep on McGee yes he's a clown, but his upside is off the charts, he could be really really good, now that he's with a solid coach and team, look out.

Ibaka dunks from the FT line in the dunk contest, McGee tries to in the game.

Winner: Ibaka

Yeah its not even close. Ibaka all the way.

i hope Mcgee will improve for the Philippines sake,

@rhamlacson

i dont think he will improve mentaly in the Philippines, he will just have a big head and be all cocky, specially if he know that the A congress bill was submitted to naturalize him,

but its pretty good that he would play for the Philippines, he brings the lenght and atlehtism that the teams need,

my best hope would be that he matures this season, i hope Hakeem taught him mentality and Physicaly,

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