Big Mel
@bigboss
Ricky Pierce was a beast
beaniemac
Rap Guerilla
probably mchale
ricky pierce is up there as well.
ricky pierce is up there as well.
letti cook
Superstar
youngest all star starter in history, didnt even start for his own teamKobe in 98
A fella by the name of "Thunder" Dan muthafukkin Majerle 
polokuo
all the above
It's got to be McHale or Ginobli in my opinion, though. Though I would consider swapping out Mchale for Havlicek since McHale was a starter for a good portion of his career.
Crawford has been nice and all, but if we define a starter's greatness in part based on how many championships he has, shouldn't that be somewhat relevant to 6th men as well?
Crawford has been nice and all, but if we define a starter's greatness in part based on how many championships he has, shouldn't that be somewhat relevant to 6th men as well?
nah... heres a nice lil list tho for some of you uneducated muthafukkas The 25 Greatest Sixth Men Of All Time
I'm surprised that Lamar's name hasn't come up more.
The thing with the other guys whose names are out there, they mostly gave you one thing (and with most of them it was scoring). But Lamar could come in and play multiple positions well, he could give you scoring, rebounding, playmaking, defense...he really filled in the gaps with whatever they needed. Just a fantastic guy to be able to bring in off the bench.
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these fools don't even know how insanely godlike Hondo was
lungs twice the size of an average humans so he never got winded
The magic era dust is really getting a bit strong.In Havlicek's 6th-man years, he was shooting 40% most seasons WITHOUT a three-point line. 40% on twos.
And sure he ran around a lot...but when you didn't have to play hard on defense and THESE were the guys your athleticism was being measured against...
