Stars, coaches and media shyt on diluted 90s NBA, in real time

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

If only the diluted 90s would come back, the TV ratings would go through the roof. Replace the 3-pt shooting with weaker compeition and everything will be right again.

 

[mastermind]

Ain't no NBA team wasting a 1st round or 2nd round pick in the 90s on a PG from fukking Davidson which like I stated on last week, Steph wouldn't have even gotten fukking drafted

@Gil Scott-Heroin
Tell us what NBA in the 90s drafted a PG from Davidson in the 1st fukking round?

How about Jackson State? Also a lottery pick. Played 17 seasons too

Lindsey Hunter - Wikipedia

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Not a lottery pick but a first from Jacksonville

Dee Brown (basketball, born 1968) - Wikipedia

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This fella came from Santa Clara. Seems familiar.

Steve Nash - Wikipedia

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same draft as the guy above from Arkansas Little-Rock

Derek Fisher - Wikipedia

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Bowling Green:

Antonio Daniels - Wikipedia

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Valparaiso

Bryce Drew - Wikipedia

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[Gil Scott-Heroin]

"This league is so filtered and watered down, we can beat anybody with our eyes closed, pretty much," Rodman said.

Charles Barkley and Larry Bird have expressed comparable sentiments about the way the league has thinned out; Bird even used the Jazz as an example, and people in the Jazz camp have a hard time disagreeing.

"You look at the overall picture, it is diluted to some extent," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan, whose team is in Los Angeles preparing to meet the Lakers on Friday night. "You can get by with three great players on a team, and have a chance to win it all. Before, you had to have four or five great players, and some good players around them."

"The talent level now nowhere compares to what it was eight years ago, and obviously it's because of expansion," said Jazz broadcaster Ron Boone.

What Boone worries about is talk of even more expansion. He says the NBA is already a league of guys who can run and jump but don't know how to play the game. "What I'm concerned about is the lack of good shooters," he said. "Guys are more athletic now, but they're not fundamentally sound. How much more expansion can they do?

Rodman, Bird and Chuck shytting on the 90s product. @bigde09

bu-bu-but the 3s today. bu-bu-but the problems with today's league.



The sooner you realize the modern NBA has always been criticized the sooner you can move on. Game's passed you by. Don't let it hit you on the ass on the way out.