Old brehs…who was the first white NBA player black people fukked with fr?

[Rocket Scientist]

George Mikan

 

[darryl]

Not really understanding your argument here. Somebody already mentioned that there was a difference between respected and f**ked with. The title of the thread does say f**ked with. As far as respected, like I said, I went with John Havlicek because I was there. But brothers weren't fans, or aka "f**ked with", any White basketball players, including the ones you named, although they were legends and respected by us. When Havlicek, and the cats you named played, our fans were Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul Jabar, Bill Russell, etc. For example today, brothers may respect legends like Larry Bird, Nikola Jovic, etc..., but I don't think any of these brothers would be considered their fans. Then again, I think the OP really meant who was the first White NBA Black people appreciated. Let's keep it a buck, brothers dominate the sport too much, and there's not that much to chose, when picking out the handful of White players who really made any noise.

That muthufuka just likes to disagree and argue

 

[old pig]

Nyggas will respect you if you can play.

Byrd, Stockton, Mullin, Majerle, etc

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wow I forgot about dan majerle

 

[old pig]

How old are some of you

probably the same age you’re pretending not to be

 

[badboys11]

I remember Isiah Thomas said Pistol Pete was his favorite player growing up, patterned his game after him

 

[Professor Emeritus]

That muthufuka just likes to disagree and argue

Which of our interactions left a scar - the one where you admitted to hating Black women and claimed your reasons were justified, or the one where you defended R. Kelly and argued that he shouldn't be getting charged with anything?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Not really understanding your argument here. Somebody already mentioned that there was a difference between respected and f**ked with. The title of the thread does say f**ked with. As far as respected, like I said, I went with John Havlicek because I was there. But brothers weren't fans, or aka "f**ked with" him, or any White basketball players, including the ones you named, although they were legends and respected by us. When Havlicek, and the cats you named played, our fans were Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul Jabar, Bill Russell, etc. For example today, brothers may respect legends like Larry Bird, Nikola Jovic, etc..., but I don't think any of these brothers would be considered their fans. Then again, I think the OP really meant who was the first White NBA player Black people appreciated. Let's keep it a buck, brothers dominate the sport too much, and there's not that much to chose from, when picking out the handful of White players who really made any noise.

Your argument is deaded by OP's examples being Toni Kukoc and Peja Stojakvic.

"Man, Black people might have respected Larry Bird but they weren't fans. Now Toni Kukoc, that's a player the Black community really fukked with."

 

[mastermind]

Im not 70+, but it was probably Jerry West.

 

[Laidbackman]

Your argument is deaded by OP's examples being Toni Kukoc and Peja Stojakvic.

"Man, Black people might have respected Larry Bird but they weren't fans. Now Toni Kukoc, that's a player the Black community really fukked with."

you lost me again.

 

[Laidbackman]

Im not 70+, but it was probably Jerry West.

They definitely had his signature on basketballs they sold at sport stores. I remember buying a basketball with Wilt Chamberlain's signature. And it faded in less than two months.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

you lost me again.

You're trying to use the thread title to create some ridiculous high bar for OP's question. You're ignoring that OP says himself Toni and Peja qualify, so obviously it ain't no high bar.

Larry Bird had more black fans who really liked him than Toni or Peja did. Is that true or not?

 

[Laidbackman]

You're trying to use the thread title to create some ridiculous high bar for OP's question. You're ignoring that OP says himself Toni and Peja qualify, so obviously it ain't no high bar.

Larry Bird had more black fans who really liked him than Toni or Peja did. Is that true or not?

All this because I gave Hondo Havlicek his props. What's eating you this time.