re: Is Kawhi overrated on the MSB, or not?

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Im saying 40ish range. Closer to 50, not exactly 50.

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well that's 34 (and you're stretching). +/- 15 players is right at 20 and 50...also after bringing up Grant Hill, implying he was better than Scottie, he doesn't make your list.

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just go off the list above. he was prob 10 or 11th. not 2nd

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There is not 10 guys off that list that were better between 91-98**

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1 jordan
2 lebron
3 shaq
4 wilt
5 kareem
6 magic
7 bird
8 russell
9 malone
10 barkley
11 Admiral
12 Dr J
13 moses malone
14 bob petit
15 jerry west
16 john havlicek
17 elvin hayes
18 hakeem
19 pistol pete
20 oscar robertson
21 rick barry
22 dwyane Wade
23 durant
24 john stockton
25 kevin mchale
26 kobe
27 elgin baylor
28 duncan
29 kevin garnett
30 clydy drexler
31 isiah thomas
32 george mikan
33 patrick ewing
34Dirk

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Bird,Magic and Isiah weren't better than Pippen between 91-98 (and all three were gone by 94).

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During the 1992 Olympics, Chuck Daly called Scottie his second-best player, describing him as the ultimate 'fill-in-the-blanks guy.' That's right-Bill Simmons

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Wade isn't better than Pippen. KG isn't better than Pippen.Durant, at this point, isn't better than Pippen. Same thing with Pistol,Hayes,Baylor and Ewing.

Going off your list, he's in the 15-20 range.

but back to the 91-98 era- the top 15 players of that time.Fun Fact-Malone,Robinson and Pippen tied for the most ALL NBA appearances with 7 in that time-span

Jordan
Hakeem
Pippen
Barkley
Shaq
Payton
Stockton
Malone
The Admiral
Ewing
Grant Hill
Penny Hardaway
Drexler
Nique
Price/KJ

are roughly the top 15 players of that time.