Forgotten 90's NBA stars

[BigMoneyGrip]

Whoopty Damn Doo!

you sure you from the Bronx?

 

[BXKingPin82]

You know that was a famous DC quote right??

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

You know that was a famous DC quote right??

Yeah I remember.

 

[Box Factory]

Sheed got complacent and had a tendency to jack up jump shots instead of dominating the paint. One of my all-time favorite players ever since I watched him in UNC and imo had all the tools to be in that Duncan/KG bracket. Or at least Webber. Except motivation and focus. Those problems would still be there today.

I always felt that, on the court anyways, he was way more team focused than to worry about putting up his own stats. I know he was a dikkhead sometimes, but for the most part he was an amazing teammate on the floor

I think the complacency wouldn't be looked at like that as much nowadays. I think he'd be encouraged to stretch the floor and take way more jumpers.

I only saw him from Portland onwards though, so maybe my perception is skewed by not seeing him when he was in college and on the bullets. I never had a view of him as a guy who didn't reach his potential

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

People love to talk about Jordan's competition when players like JJ Barea would've virtually gotten no burn vs the Bulls in the finals Jordan played in

JJ Barea is actually nice lmao

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

Kenny Anderson, Detlef Shrempf, and Vin Baker were “stars” huh?

There’s a reason why they were forgotten.

Vin Baker made 4 all star games

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

That's my point breh.

There were little guys who were less athletic that Barea who were making All-Star, All-NBA, All-Defensive teams in that era....so why the fukk wouldn't Barea get burn?

Watch Barea rip up OKC's defense in the WCF....and we're supposed to believe he couldn't do this against fukking Steve Kerr in the same era that Muggsy Bogues, Spud Webb, and Earl Boykins were getting mad burn?



Steve Kerr himself said that he wasn't athletic enough to play in this era. But he could get 20-25 minutes/game for the most dominant team in the 1990s.

Earl Boykins was nice but nikkas tweaking saying Muggsy Bogues better than Barea

 

[Paper Boi]

 

[EBK String]

I remember he was on the 01 Sixers team that went to the finals still getting buckets. He could have been an all time great but played just good enough to get his next check. Made 91 million in his career.

 

[Paper Boi]

I remember he was on the 01 Sixers team that went to the finals still getting buckets. He could have been an all time great but played just good enough to get his next check.

breh had substance abuse issues and even then was a force.

when he was on he was one the best.

 

[DatNkkaCutty]

Rod Strickland
Kerry Kittles
Tim Thomas
"Big Dog" Glenn Robinson

 

[Wedosyang]

I don't like that JJ Barea is used as a measuring stick of how good an era is.

Dude is a great 6th man

 

[MJ Truth]

People love to talk about Jordan's competition when players like JJ Barea would've virtually gotten no burn vs the Bulls in the finals Jordan played in

JJ Barea definitely would have played over Shandon Anderson or Howard Eisley.

Not to mention BJ Armstrong was a damn All Star.

 

[MJ Truth]

I remember he was on the 01 Sixers team that went to the finals still getting buckets. He could have been an all time great but played just good enough to get his next check. Made 91 million in his career.

He wasnt on that team breh.

 

[SNYC]

Jayson Williams (Nets)
Derrick Coleman
Chris Gatling
Eric Montross
Rex Chapman
Voshon Leonard
Stacey Augmon
Craig Ehlo
Glenn Rice ----\
Dan Majerle -- NBA Live create a team
Mark Price ----/
Popeye Jones
Clarence Weatherspoon
Theo Ratliff
Aaron McKie
Lindsey Hunter
Jerome Kersey
Ron Seikaly
Mario Elie
Antonio Davis
Dale Davis
Bo Outlaw
Bison Dele
Malik Sealy
Elden Campbell
Cedric Ceballos
Tom Gugliotta
Isaiah Rider
Hubert Davis
Charlie Ward
J.R. Reid
Big Country Reeves
Hot Rod Williams

Dee Brown