You seem upset that your sisters friend didn't think ZBo was cute
I don't even know what makes a man cute breh.
I just thought that Zach shoulda had enough respect to be pulling weight with his on-court play.
Name a recent player (post-1980) whose accomplishments are forgotten
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I don't even know what makes a man cute breh.
I just thought that Zach shoulda had enough respect to be pulling weight with his on-court play.
Even in Portland he doesn't get respect like that. My sister had a close friend who was getting the moves put on her by both Zach and Qyntel, and talking about it girls were like, "Oh, Qyntel, he's so cute!" as if Zach wasn't even mentioned.
Alvin Robertson: 4 time all star, DPOY, 6x All Defensive, in his prime was giving you 17.5/6/6 & 3 steals a game on good shooting % for a guard.
Michael Adams: One of the OG chuckers, had maybe the worst 20 & 10 season a PG ever put up.
Alex English and Mark Aguirre were two of the best pure scorers I ever saw.
Michael Adams: One of the OG chuckers, had maybe the worst 20 & 10 season a PG ever put up.
Alex English and Mark Aguirre were two of the best pure scorers I ever saw.
Eaton was massive, but he was a garbage player. Think of how shytty you have to be to be 7'4 & 275, play with Stockton and Malone, but never average double digits in points and shoot low to mid 40% from the floor for the bulk of your career. He was just long and big as fukk and could block shots without jumping. A while back I went searching for highlight clips of his, and nearly cried from laughing. They were showing passes out of the post and free throws in one of the "highlight" videos.
If Dana Barrows played in this era
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You win. I don't even remember who Alvin Robertson and Michael Adams were and they both played into the mid-1990s.
You win. I don't even remember who Alvin Robertson and Michael Adams were and they both played into the mid-1990s.
His story post-basketball is funky:
Ex-Spur’s charges dropped, but says ‘It ruined me. I lost everything.’
Jordan said he was one of the best defenders he ever played against. You might recognize him as the guy in the ubiquitous gif where Shaq snuffs him. But what the gif doesn't capture is Robertson immediately threw a punch back and had to be restrained from Shaq. He wanted that smoke.
NBA All-Toughness Team
Boonapalist
Superstar
Andrew Toney “The Boston Strangler”: When Barkley says you’re the best out of the numerous great players he’s played with, you know that person was a great talent. It’s too bad he had injury issues
Tony Campbell: The best player in Timberwolves history before Garnett came. Although only for a very short time
Chuck Person “The Rifleman”: Was one of the best three point shooters in his era
Glen Rice: During his Charlotte years was shooting above 40% I think on high volume for his era. The three point line was shortened but still, I don’t recall a shooter as hot and consistent as he was at the time
Tony Campbell: The best player in Timberwolves history before Garnett came. Although only for a very short time
Chuck Person “The Rifleman”: Was one of the best three point shooters in his era
Glen Rice: During his Charlotte years was shooting above 40% I think on high volume for his era. The three point line was shortened but still, I don’t recall a shooter as hot and consistent as he was at the time
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
When Ricky used to get hot.
Those Bucks teams were good. Just the misfortune of being good enough to be in the playoffs but not great enough to beat the great teams.
Alvin Robertson was a defensive high jumper
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