Who is the greatest scorer off the bench in NBA history?

[kdslittlebro]

I know ppl tryna fight that recency bias, but it’s hard to go against 2 Boo Lou

 

[Taadow]

No Ricky Pierce on the list?

Came in to say this...

 

[Ruck]

You already know...

 

[mastermind]

It’s obviously Manu

Havlicek is up there too

 

[$$$HotBoyRonald$$$]

Downtown Devin Brown

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Dudes are getting caught up in the moment.

It's Manu.

Manu is going to the hall of fame and he did it as a 6th man.

Which is absolute bullshyt and white privilege at its finest.....

 

[Ohene]

Lou take a lot more shots cause hes on a worse team
Ginobili with 15 shots a game would put up better numbers

 

[Columbo]

Jr Smith

 

[BigE214]

Jason Terry

 

[AlainLocke]

It's Manu, dude was a top 20 player in his prime.

 

[BodieBroadus]

he is probably the best player, him or Kevin McHale but Lou is a better scorer.

I’m a Manu homer for sure, but I can accept this answer, too.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

It's Manu, dude was a top 20 player in his prime.

He didn't even start in half of his prime... and was the third option on his own squad...

 

[Jerz-2]

See, the reason why threads like this often miss the mark is because nikkas discount historical players like they don't matter.

Whether it's sports, music, etc., nikkas act like either (a) they're ALLERGIC to history or (b) they're OFFENDED by the idea that someone before their time was great. That's why their main, tired ass talking counterpoints always center around relevancy questions.

 

[El Guapo]

If it's best player, it's Manu, but if we're just talking buckets which is how I interpreted the question, I went with Jamal Crawford.

 

[beenz]

Kevin McHale

I'm at his omission from the poll.

Also Ricky Pierce as well.