Yeah,the Clippers had a plethora of big men who could not control their weight.
92-94 John "Hot Plate" Williams
92-97 Stanley Roberts
92-95 Elmore Spencer
96-97 Kevin Duckworth
How did Oliver Miller play in the NBA?
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Yeah,the Clippers had a plethora of big men who could not control their weight.
92-94 John "Hot Plate" Williams
92-97 Stanley Roberts
92-95 Elmore Spencer
96-97 Kevin Duckworth
I remember a interview someone did with Charles about Oliver and his unprofessional diet. It's been a few years but I recall him saying Oliver was a great teammate, tremendously talented, but that the nikka just loved pizza. They would be on the road, and Charles would stop by his room at nite and the nikka would have like a fort made of already consumed pizza boxes.
CJ
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Word. And you know there was a prob a shyt ton of them at the flea market too
90's basketball 
All you had to be was 7 ft or better back then.
GMs would be like Vince McMahon when he see a man with muscles.
when he makes the 
face at the beginning
SMH at god shamgod negging me for this comment...You must be one of Jordan's sons.
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Now that I’m older and realize the concept of calorie intake/output, it’s mind blowing seeing a grossly obese professional basketball player. Football and baseball is one thing. But do you know how many calories you burn running and jumping during the course of an 82 game season? (Not including practices and camp)
Big O had to be taking in like 15,000 plus calories a day to look like that during the course of a season.
Big O had to be taking in like 15,000 plus calories a day to look like that during the course of a season.
OG Talk
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Now that I’m older and realize the concept of calorie intake/output, it’s mind blowing seeing a grossly obese professional basketball player. Football and baseball is one thing. But do you know how many calories you burn running and jumping during the course of an 82 game season? (Not including practices and camp)
Big O had to be taking in like 15,000 plus calories a day to look like that during the course of a season.
Big O had to be taking in like 15,000 plus calories a day to look like that during the course of a season.
MooseMouthMthafuga
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Breh was actually cerebral as fukk out there.Great passer/feel for the game.
Came up big in that 1st rd series vs the Lakers in '93.
Especially GM 5...Suns were on the verge of being upset by the 8th seed Lakers
and him and Dan Majerle came up clutch.
Came up big in that 1st rd series vs the Lakers in '93.
Especially GM 5...Suns were on the verge of being upset by the 8th seed Lakers
and him and Dan Majerle came up clutch.
Doobie Doo
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I remember specifically watching Phoenix his rookie year cuz Barkley was on the team and they were always playing on Sunday NBA on NBC. He was a beast his rookie year. People always clown him for being fat and eating himself out the league they forgot why his fat ass was in there in the first place. He was skilled, a beast in the paint and could pass for a big man. If he didn't have weight issues and stayed healthy I could easily see him with multiple allstar selections and a integral part of a championship team which is the main reason people give him shyt about being fat. Believe me other "Fat" players like Eddy Curry & Stanley Roberts dont face the scrutiny he did cuz they didn't have the potential OM did
@ the headache breh gonna have 36 seconds in.
@ the headache breh gonna have 36 seconds in.
Doobie Doo
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Double post
ALonelyDad
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Yeah,the Clippers had a plethora of big men who could not control their weight.
92-94 John "Hot Plate" Williams
92-97 Stanley Roberts
92-95 Elmore Spencer
96-97 Kevin Duckworth
GOAT
The bubble was fraudulent
Mike Sweetney when he was with the C's was the fattest nikka I can remember seeing on an NBA court. Not sure if he ever made the official roster, but he was on the preseason team multiple years. This nikka was actually skilled and had good footwork in the post lol.
