Mrhateeverything
All Star
Pistol pete easily. They say if the 3pt line existed he would average some 55 ppg seasons . His handles and play style didnt belong in that era
Who was the most "ahead of his time" basketball player you can think of ?
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Dirk
7’1 center leading the fast brake
Go back and watch some prime Dirk on YouTube. His handles were crazy for someone that was 7’1. He was fast pushing the ball up
Most of the coli just remembers 30+ Dirk
7’1 center leading the fast brake
Go back and watch some prime Dirk on YouTube. His handles were crazy for someone that was 7’1. He was fast pushing the ball up
Most of the coli just remembers 30+ Dirk
reggie lewis rip
Ozymandeas
Veteran
Rashard Lewis.
From 02 to 08, he was putting up 18-20 points a game and was close to 40% from the three. And he was 6”10. He’d be cooking today.
This is it. Nobody plays like Pistol still.
bourgeoisie tall freak
Superstar
these are AIs sons as far as styles
the tats
the hair
accessive wrist bands
etc
the tats
the hair
accessive wrist bands
etc
Peja Stojaković and Shawn Marion
Antoine Walker.
'There are no fours' quote has aged like fine wine.
'There are no fours' quote has aged like fine wine.
get these nets
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Absolutely .
Ahead of his time, and ended up changing the future .
Majority of coaches would NOT let players over a certain height handle the ball before that. Pros, college, and high school.
Your job was to grab rebound and pass it to the guard.
Teams having big guards, and big men being allowed to start the break, handle the ball in practices, and games was directly related to the Lakers success.
MooseMouthMthafuga
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Dan Majerle was on that 3 & D shyt way back in '92.You could throw Michael Cooper in there, to.
Kenny Anderson
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf aka Chris Jackson
