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pretty good. LMAO.So like…HOW good was Reggie miller?
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pretty good. LMAO.So like…HOW good was Reggie miller?
Do you think Malik Beasley could’ve averaged 18ppg for the pacers in the 90s?pretty good. LMAO.
nope. LMAODo you think Malik Beasley could’ve averaged 18ppg for the pacers in the 90s?
Easy to steal the ball when everybody clumped together, 60% of the league can’t dribble, and big men had the ball too muchnope. LMAO
well, maybe he could. Not as efficiently or with a winning squad though.
Some of those teams Reggie was on were mediocre, but with Beasley they wouldn't been even worse. Reggie also barely missed games which is an underrated thing about him.
When you typed this I started looking at a lot of his stats and stuff. Back then it was difficult as hell to make All NBA or All Star teams in the East. Rodman only won defensive player of the year twice and Pippen never won that shit. Some of Pippen's defensive stats were insane! One season (95-96) he averaged almost 3 steals and a block per game. 94-95 season he averaged 2.9 steals and 0.8 blocks per game. He came close to winning defensive player of the year those 2 seasons though.
Jimmy Butler good.So like…HOW good was Reggie miller?
I agree that it was a bit easier to steal the ball with the bad spacing and inside out type basketball, but it's crazy to gloss over those numbers. that shit is impressive.Easy to steal the ball when everybody clumped together, 60% of the league can’t dribble, and big men had the ball too much
What else you got?Jimmy Butler good.
A second option that was forced to play first option due to the rosters.
Regular season- Nothing that jumps out at you except some great games here and there sprinkled with some clutch shots once in a while.
Playoffs- Took it to another level. Basically, where the resume is highlighted.
Rip Hamilton with a green light.What else you got?
90s basketball of today is what 60s basketball was to 90s basketball then. Beasley would likely be the best player. It’s unfair to compare eras.Do you think Malik Beasley could’ve averaged 18ppg for the pacers in the 90s?
Okay that’s better thanksRip Hamilton with a green light.
You got some nerve talking about the hall being watered down but defended the grizzlies retiring Tony allen@Al G. Rhythm
I will say this though, I wish the NBA had its own hall of fame because it is hella watered down with good, but not great players. So, if that's what you are getting at I agree 100%
What are we doing here? that isn't the hall of fame.... LMAOYou got some nerve talking about the hall being watered down but defended the grizzlies retiring Tony allen
Talking about standards for the hall but you don’t uphold standards for Jersey retirementsWhat are we doing here? that isn't the hall of fame.... LMAO
But you know this as well as I do.
The team felt the man was important to their organization and they retired his number. It is what it is. Like many have said before about this subject. You're the wrong person to bring up this subject due to (your new favorite word) the GLAZING your organization does to a man who never played for them..
That's a team thing. not a league thing. The team felt he accomplished a lot for them.Talking about standards for the hall but you don’t uphold standards for Jersey retirements
And I’m not talking about MICHEAL JORDAN again lol
do you think Memphis should've retired Zach Randolph's jersey?Talking about standards for the hall but you don’t uphold standards for Jersey retirements
And I’m not talking about MICHEAL JORDAN again lol
On the fencedo you think Memphis should've retired Zach Randolph's jersey?
You know what we need?
Some kind of "tired" reaction button.
Like when someone keeps bringing up the same subject or debate etc.
Just hit em with tired reaction and move on.
@Goldie
Is it possible?
Oooh I would wear that shit out
Shit gonna be a Zzz button lol
You and Reggie Miller talk