Who are the players that overstayed their welcome?
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Penny hardaway
when do you think he should've stopped playing? After the Knicks?
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Shit before the knicks
Hate to say it but Muhammad Ali
I think Marv was decent in the late 90s and 2000s but like after 2015, he’s been trash.
I do agree about sportscenter. It fell off in the mid 2000s. Highlight shows are obsolete now for the most part
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Kareem Abdul Jabbar stayed with the Lakers, but he could've retired a few years earlier.
Interestingly enough, I heard a story about Kareem Abdul Jabbar. I heard his house caught on fire towards the end of his career. He had thousands of Jazz albums that went up in smoke. I think he lost everything. So people say he stayed in the NBA for a few more years because he needed the money.
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Bel-Air mansion was destroyed today in a $3 million fire that forced the basketball star's girlfriend and their 2-year-old son to escape through a window.
Fire officials said the blaze destroyed 90 percent of the 7,000-square-foot home. Six people were sleeping in the house when the blaze broke out, but all escaped without injury, fire inspector Ed Reed said at a news conference in front of the smouldering ruins.....
...Abdul-Jabbar, six-time winner of the NBA's Most Valuable Player award, has taken home virtually every major collegiate and professional trophy at least once. Firefighters were seen carrying out two game balls.
The basketball star owned an extensive array of Oriental rugs and had more than 3,000 jazz albums in his collection. Their condition was not immediately known.
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Interestingly enough, I heard a story about Kareem Abdul Jabbar. I heard his house caught on fire towards the end of his career. He had thousands of Jazz albums that went up in smoke. I think he lost everything. So people say he stayed in the NBA for a few more years because he needed the money.
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Bel-Air mansion was destroyed today in a $3 million fire that forced the basketball star's girlfriend and their 2-year-old son to escape through a window.
Fire officials said the blaze destroyed 90 percent of the 7,000-square-foot home. Six people were sleeping in the house when the blaze broke out, but all escaped without injury, fire inspector Ed Reed said at a news conference in front of the smouldering ruins.....
...Abdul-Jabbar, six-time winner of the NBA's Most Valuable Player award, has taken home virtually every major collegiate and professional trophy at least once. Firefighters were seen carrying out two game balls.
The basketball star owned an extensive array of Oriental rugs and had more than 3,000 jazz albums in his collection. Their condition was not immediately known.
Los Angeles Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Bel-Air mansion was... - UPI Archives
Los Angeles Lakers center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Bel-Air mansion was destroyed today in a $3 million fire that forced the basketball star's girlfriend and...
www.upi.com
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I was watching that Vick 30 for 30 I totally forgot he played for the jets and the Steelers lmao
Nah, he left just in time
Had a bad season w/ the Jets, a good 1st season w/ the Vikings and then a bad second then retired.